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Interesting Christ Mocked, Oil On Canvas From The Seventeenth Century.
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Object description :

"Interesting Christ Mocked, Oil On Canvas From The Seventeenth Century."
Splendid oil on canvas depicting a scene with a mocked Christ, mid-17th century, probably from the Flemish sphere, or Nordic painter who works in northern Italy.

The painting is in excellent condition, it presents an old frame from the end of the 17th century, a little popular.

The measures of the canvas are 64 cm x 84 cm; the external dimensions of the frame are 80cm x 101cm.

We attach to the sale a guarantee certificate attesting to its age and authenticity, provided by our antiques gallery.
Price: 2 500 €
Artist: à Etudier
Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Oil painting
Length: 64 - 80
Height: 84 - 100

Reference: 1286229
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Interesting Christ Mocked, Oil On Canvas From The Seventeenth Century.
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