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Five Blind Men Led by a Drunkard — Peter Bruegel d.J. (1564-1638) — Kunstverlag Wolferum, Wien - Front — Front

Five Blind Men Led by a Drunkard — Peter Bruegel d.J. (1564-1638) — Kunstverlag Wolferum, Wien - Back — Back

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Five Blind Men Led by a Drunkard — Peter Bruegel d.J. (1564-1638) — Kunstverlag Wolferum, Wien

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Representation of the painting by Peter Bruegel d.J. titled 'Five Blind Men Led by a Drunkard', from the Fürstlich-Liechtenstein Gallery in Vienna. The reverse indicates the publisher Kunstverlag Wolferum, Wien, and the serial number L (Verl.-Nr. L).

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Type: Modern postcard (CPM)
Reference: DFCI85
Condition: Good condition
Availability: Unique piece
Condition: Guaranteed as shown in front and back scans

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