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Charles II 1630-1685 s'arrêtant au domaine de Wema sur la Rotte lors de son voyage de Rotterdam à La… – Johannes Lingelbach | Reproduction d’art Ostende influenced by plein air studies

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Charles II 1630 1685 s'arrêtant au domaine de Wema sur la Rotte lors de son voyage de Rotterdam à La… – Johannes Lingelbach Reproduction d’art Ostende influenced by plein air studies influenced by plein air studies and direct observation of nature highlighting its iconic silhouette rendent cette scène vivante et dynamique Sa qualité d'impression assure une fidélité remarquable aux couleurs et aux détails de l'œuvre originale

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