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Ce qui est bon a prendre est bon a garder, Alexandre Chaponnier, 1753, stipple engraving

Ce qui est bon a prendre est bon a garder

Alexandre Chaponnier

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Artist: Alexandre Chaponnier
Date: 1753
Medium: stipple engraving
Location: National Gallery of Art
Credit: Widener Collection

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Alexandre Chaponnier, Ce qui est bon a prendre est bon a garder, 1753, stipple engraving, National Gallery of Art, Washington.

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