$A work \"House in the Forest\" attributed to Rombouts Gillis (1630-1672). Holland - Moinat - Painting - Landscape$
$A work \"House in the Forest\" attributed to Rombouts Gillis (1630-1672). Holland - Moinat - Painting - Landscape$

$A work \"House in the Forest\" attributed to Rombouts Gillis (1630-1672). Holland - Moinat - Painting - Landscape$

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A work \"House in the Forest\" attributed to Rombouts Gillis (1630-1672). Holland

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Epoque: 19ème
Dimensions: 102 x 80 x 7 cm

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Painting \"House in the Forest\" attributed to Rombouts Gillis (1630-1672). Holland. Dimensions with frame: L102 x H80 x D7 cm Dimensions without frame: L80 x H56 cm.

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Epoque: 19ème
L: 102 cm
H: 80 cm
P: 7 cm
Reference: 28308
Category: Painting - Landscape

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A work \"House in the Forest\" attributed to Rombouts Gillis (1630-1672). Holland