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Type : Peinture. (Wikidata : [https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q3305213 Q3305213]) | |||
* [[1807.05.08]]/[[Coxe (Peter) | maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter)]]. [[Ventes d'œuvres par année|Vente de l'œuvre]] décrite comme ''[[The Corn-Field...The combination is beautiful; and, though with the least subject, this may be termed one of his sweetest cabinet-pieces. The sheep a finished miniature, and the perspective kept nearly to perfection. -- On pannel (George Morland)|The Corn-Field...The combination is beautiful; and, though with the least subject, this may be termed one of his sweetest cabinet-pieces. The sheep a finished miniature, and the perspective kept nearly to perfection. -- On pannel]]'' réalisée par [[George Morland]], vendue par [[Charles Chatfield]], achetée par [[Linnell]] au prix de 15.0 £. [https://github.com/thegetty/provenance-index-csv] | |||
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Type : Peinture. (Wikidata : Q3305213)
- 1807.05.08/ maison de ventes : Coxe (Peter). Vente de l'œuvre décrite comme The Corn-Field...The combination is beautiful; and, though with the least subject, this may be termed one of his sweetest cabinet-pieces. The sheep a finished miniature, and the perspective kept nearly to perfection. -- On pannel réalisée par George Morland, vendue par Charles Chatfield, achetée par Linnell au prix de 15.0 £. [1]