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Lot 57 · British & Continental Pictures

A study of artichokes

E. G. Petit, 19th Century

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Estimate
£200–£300 hammer ≈ $282–$423
Result
Performance
Sale
Christie's — BRITISH & CONTINENTAL PICTURES, London (South Kensington) · 28 June 2001
Record ID
TB-2026-6245489
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E. G. Petit, 19th Century, A study of artichokes. Christie's, 28 Jun 2001, lot 57. result recorded. TheBasis.Art, TB-2026-6245489.

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