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The Attack of the French Cuirassiers on the British Squares by Demoulin.


The Attack of the French Cuirassiers on the British Squares by Demoulin.

Item Code : DHM0387The Attack of the French Cuirassiers on the British Squares by Demoulin. - This Edition
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Other editions of this item : The Attack of the French Cuirassiers on the British Squares by Demoulin DHM0387
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PRINTOpen edition print. Image size 12 inches x 5 inches (31cm x 12cm)none£8.00VIEW EDITION...
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PAINTING		Original oil study by Demoulin. Size 38 inches x 26 inches (96cm x 66cm)Artist : DemoulinSOLD
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