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Catalogue d'estampes très-belles épreuves des écoles anglaise, allemande, flamande, hollandaise, française, et italienne anciennes, modernes et eaux-fortes Portraits pièces historiques & vues école du XVIIIe siècle en noir & en couleur la plupart ... Beaux dessins cabinet de M. D. L. V. dont la vente aura lieu Hotel des Commissaire-priseurs Rue Drouot, no 5 ... les lundi 12, mardi 13, mercredi 14 & jeudi 15 décembre 1864 ... Me Delbergue-Cormont, commissaire-priseur ... assisté de M. Vignères ...

Published: 1864

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