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1905 Italian original Print - Study of Orange and Lemon Trees - from book Florence & Some Tuscan Cities (1905) Walter Cremonini Date: 1985

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1905 Italian original Print Study of Orange and Lemon Trees from book Florence & Some Tuscan Cities (1905) Walter Cremonini Date: 1985 Date: 1985 the poster captures the lighthearted optimism of postwar French graphic design while showcasing both humor and practicality Robert Charles Goff was an Irish engraver and painter specializing in topographical landscapes This illustration is accompanied by the following description: «Study of Orange and Lemon Trees in an Ancient Convent Garden»

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