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5.5″W x 5″D x 13.5″H
PAUL DUBOY Bronze Sculpture
$495.00
Bronze sculpture by Paul Duboy (1830-1887) of a woman by listed French artist and sculptor. The woman looks down as she casually leans against a pedestal.
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