École Française (XX) - Blanche de Nevers

- Oil on canvas. Original canvas.

- The Little Museum of French Art, a collection of hundreds of copies of the greatest works of universal French painting, of which this work is part, is now available on Catawiki. This immense catalog of technically exquisite paintings was the result of the efforts of Jean Balagué, a Perpignan artist who dedicated his life to copying the masterpieces of nineteenth-century French art, thereby creating a large museum of copies that is now for sale in Montbaron.

- Unframed image dimensions: 38 x 47 cm / 49 x 56 cm with exclusive custom frame.

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