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Versailles. Greenhouse by Alexandre Benois — VisualArtsDB

Versailles. Greenhouse

Versailles. Greenhouse

Alexandre Benois

1906

Genre: landscape

Styles

Art Nouveau (Modern)

Tags

gardens-and-parksVersailleslakes-and-ponds

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