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Carl Frederic Aagaard:
Painting "Pergola in Amalfi" in a frame

Carl Frederic Aagaard: Painting "Pergola in Amalfi" in a frame
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Carl Frederic Aagaard:
Painting "Pergola in Amalfi" in a frame

$ 444,31 (390,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-757485

Article No: IN-757485

delivery time: approx. 2 weeks

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Limited, 499 exemplars | Serially numbered | Reproduction on canvas | Stretcher frame | Solid wood framing | Format: 78 x 58 cm

A soul-touching landscape. The Danish painter Carl Frederic Aagaard (1833-1895) took in 1875/76 an extended study tour in Italy and made numerous sketches used later as a basis for his oil paintings.

Replica in brilliant quality on art canvas 100% cotton, stretched on a stretcher frame. Silvery solid wood framing, matt patinated. Limited, serially numbered edition of 499 exemplars. Format: 78 x 58 cm (W/H).

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Carl Frederic Aagaard: Painting "Pergola in Amalfi" in a frame

A soul-touching landscape. The Danish painter Carl Frederic Aagaard (1833-1895) took in 1875/76 an extended study tour in Italy and made numerous sketches used later as a basis for his oil paintings.

Replica in brilliant quality on art canvas 100% cotton, stretched on a stretcher frame. Silvery solid wood framing, matt patinated. Limited, serially numbered edition of 499 exemplars. Format: 78 x 58 cm (W/H).

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