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Melendez, Luis Eugenio
Still Life with Figs (mk05)

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Melendez, Luis Eugenio Still Life with Figs (mk05)
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Melendez, Luis Eugenio Still Life with Figs (mk05)


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Melendez, Luis Eugenio

Spanish, born in Italy, approx. 1716-1780  Related Paintings of Melendez, Luis Eugenio :. | Still-Life with a Box of Sweets and Bread Twists | Still Life with Cucumbers and Tomatoes | Cucumber and tomatoes | Portrait of the Artist Holding a Life Study (mk05) | Still-Life with Melon and Pears |
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