Dutch Still Life, Netherlands 18th
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Custom painting inspired by works of Dutch artist Jan van Huysum (18th century).
Shiny, beautifully finished art, which would be an excellent choice for a spacious living room.
The painting is impressive, prestigious, with lots of details. A masterpiece is an effect of 4 months of work, day by day.
Check the 80Mpix, high-resolution photo: https://cutt.ly/pmLAHqc
Size: 90 cm x 150 cm
Oil on canvas, without a frame
| Weight | 10 kg |
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| Dimensions | 100 × 160 × 20 cm |
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