L'eau: Le triomphe de Neptune et d'Amphitrite. "Aqua terris major, omnium nutrix, piscium conchiliorumque pretiosa mater". NITTIS Giuseppe de L’époque Edo ou période Tokugawa OUDRY Jean-Baptiste
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L'eau: Le triomphe de Neptune et d'Amphitrite. "Aqua terris major, omnium nutrix, piscium conchiliorumque pretiosa mater". NITTIS Giuseppe de L’époque Edo ou période Tokugawa OUDRY Jean-Baptiste
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EUR434.00
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L'eau: Le triomphe de Neptune et d'Amphitrite. "Aqua terris major, omnium nutrix, piscium conchiliorumque pretiosa mater". NITTIS Giuseppe de L’époque Edo ou période Tokugawa OUDRY Jean Baptiste L’époque Edo ou période Tokugawa est la subdivision traditionnelle de l’histoire du Japon qui commence en 1603 et se termine en 1867 avec la restauration Meiji Six pour un Planche probablement d'une suite "Les quatre Eléments" Petites marges
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