ANTIQUE WATERCOLOUR PAINTING WITH ARTIST’S MONOGRAM 1872
$380.00
Title: Untitled
Artist: Unknow but signed with monogram
Material: Watercolour
Oil Size: 42cm x 28cm
Frame Size: 46cm x 32cm
Year: 1872
Conditions: General
For sale is this watercolour (possibly other paints) painting on paper with artists monogram and date of 1872. The actual painting (not including frame) is approx 42.2cm x 28.2cm across and is in nice condition. The frame is worn and there is no glass. The painting is sitting loose inside the frame.
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