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Large watercolour The family signed

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A wonderful watercolour The family
Wonderfully painted
Subtle use of colour
Impressionist
A very pleasing painting
Signed (but I can not read the signature)
I was told this was a Mexican artist
Dated 87 for 1987
Black frame (slightly distressed)
Under glass
A wonderful painting for your home
Free shipping to Mainland England (islands please ask me for a quote)
Price
£165.00  UK
$207.09  USA
€199.49  EU
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DimensionsLength 31 and a half inch Height 25 inch Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Watercolours Date 1987  1980s Antiques Material Paper Origin Mexico Condition Good for age Item code as299a4055 / 721 Status For Sale

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