Exceptional F. Munsterfeld Painting

Name: Exceptional F. Munsterfeld Painting
Price: 9600.00 USD
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Exceptional F. Munsterfeld painting, titled "Collecting The Day's Catch" and signed. Active, circa 1880. Oil on canvas 32" x 50.5"; with frame 41" x 59.5".

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Category: Art
Type: Painting
Merchandise: Vintage
Dealer: Pegaso Gallery Design, West Hollywood
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