Horses And Things: Turn! c1920s Watercolor by Martin Edward Bawden The catalogue for the sale Paris

Name: Horses And Things: Turn! c1920s Watercolor by Martin Edward Bawden The catalogue for the sale Paris
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Horses And Things: Turn! c1920s Watercolor by Martin Edward Bawden The catalogue for the sale Paris

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Horses And Things: Turn! c1920s Watercolor by Martin Edward Bawden The catalogue for the sale Paris The catalogue for the sale of Elsie de Wolfe's art and furniture collection housed in the Villa Trianon at Versailles and Ted Haigh mentioned it in Vintage Spirits & Forgotten Cocktails as the original reference for the Widow's Kiss 'Horses and Things' c1920s watercolor by caricature artist Art Sz: 9 1 2"H x 13 3 4"W

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