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Jan 8, 1830 - Feb 18, 1902. German-American painter.

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John Nost Sartorius
Still life of fruits

ID: 97431

John Nost Sartorius Still life of fruits
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John Nost Sartorius Still life of fruits


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John Nost Sartorius

English Painter, 1759-1828  Related Paintings of John Nost Sartorius :. | Entering the Woods A Hunt | Entering The Woods,A Hunt | Sportsmen Going out | 'Creeper' a Bay colt with Jockey up at the Starting post at the Running Gap in the Devils Ditch,Newmarket | Still life of fruits |
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