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Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Two paintings by an unknown artist from the late 19th century.

Landscape motifs. 25x20 cm.

Wear, small stains and some colour loss.

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