Louis Rey .

Geneva of yesteryear by Louis Rey - Ink 31x41 cm

1977

This is an original etching representing an important monument in Geneva during the 19th century. The work is sold framed. Total size with the frame 34x31 cm. Signed C. Bernier

Work on paper Dimension of the "passe-partout" frame 27 x 37.5 cm

Work on paper

Work on paper Ed: 63/75

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