Watercolor, Classical Architecture, Ancient Greek Roman Ruins This expertly executed, 18thc to early 19thc work on paper is of a famous Greek ruin. In an unknown hand, written on the reverse, is the name, John Warwick Smith (1749 1831). We researched the name, the subject matter, style, and medium matched, it matched that of John Warwick Smith. Yet, because we could not verify the initials as"> Watercolor, Classical Architecture, Ancient Greek Roman Ruins This expertly executed, 18thc to early 19thc work on paper is of a famous Greek ruin. In an unknown hand, written on the reverse, is the name, John Warwick Smith (1749 1831). We researched the name, the subject matter, style, and medium matched, it matched that of John Warwick Smith. Yet, because we could not verify the initials as"> Watercolor, Classical Architecture, Ancient Greek Roman Ruins This expertly executed, 18thc to early 19thc work on paper is of a famous Greek ruin. In an unknown hand, written on the reverse, is the name, John Warwick Smith (1749 1831). We researched the name, the subject matter, style, and medium matched, it matched that of John Warwick Smith. Yet, because we could not verify the initials as"> 18thc. Watercolor, initialed, European Ancient Greek Ruins, Grand Tour Framed watercolor an exquisite Pochoir Print by – comein.se
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an exquisite Pochoir Print by Victor Max Ninon (born as Vittorio Accornero de Testa) This beautifully vibrant print

Moreau exhibited his first oeuvre at the Salon

Dimensions: Height: 6 1/4"

In the 16th century

1920s brown leather clam shell case that is in great condition (soft and pliable)

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