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Jeanne de Crussol (c.1490-1545) c.1525

by (studio of) Clouet

Jeanne de Crussol (c.1490-1545) c.1525 - (studio of) Clouet
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English: "Jeanne de Crussol (c.1490-1545) c.1525" oil on Canvas, location: Musée Condé, Chantilly, France.
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1525

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(studio of) Clouet

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