Unknown artist
Indian poverty
51x40 cm
color print
unsigned
Formerly in the collection of Rudolf Bedő.
Themes: Printed Collection of Rudolf Bedő Jewel Exotic 19th century Natives India Painting Fashion, mode Temptation Travel
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