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The New Yorker April 6, 1940 (SOLD) Animalier Triptych of original drypoint etchings Vests/ Waistcoats

Name: The New Yorker April 6, 1940 (SOLD) Animalier Triptych of original drypoint etchings Vests/ Waistcoats
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SKU: 82174434078
Price: 150.00 USD
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The New Yorker April 6, 1940 (SOLD) Animalier Triptych of original drypoint etchings Vests Waistcoats Triptych of original drypoint etchings by Paul Desmond Brown (1893 1958) depicting: Grasslands 1930 Wissahickon Cup 1930 & Radnor 1931 Aga Khan's Irish and French Studs' for the years: Scroll Down for (8) Additional Scans: 194011 7 8" x 8 3 4"

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