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Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing
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Top Of Door From The End Of The 18th Century Representing Children Playing On A Swing

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2.800 €
18th century
Louis XVI
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    Lovely period door top from the end of the 18th century representing children playing on a swing in the style of Boucher. In a carved and gilded wooden frame. Original canvas.

    Ref: O0QTFK6TCC

    Condition Good
    Style Louis XVI (Landscape Paintings of Louis XVI Style)
    Period 18th century (Landscape Paintings 18th century)
    Country of origin France
    Length (cm) 104
    Height (cm) 117
    Materials Oil on canvas
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 1 Business Day
    Location 33000, bordeaux, France
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