Vase of Flowers

Catalog no.

3588

Year

2000

Subject

Still life

Media

Studies /
colour

Size (H x W)

16 x 12 inches

Availability

Not for sale
WATERCOLOUR - several still lives with flowers in the collection. Probably a study for Cat. No. 0292, Pot-aux-Fleurs

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