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Etching of a vase of daffodils in dense hatched lines on a large cream sheet, signed Jean Brusselmans below.

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Still life with daffodils, print by Jean Brusselmans, ca. 1914, Prints Department of the Royal Library of Belgium (KBR), F-2013-2110, Jean Brusselmans (1914), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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This small etching on a large cream sheet shows a vase of flowers rendered in dense hatched lines, with a dark textured ground behind the vessel and blossoms at its base. The print is signed in pencil below the image with the artist's name, the title Nature morte aux jonquilles, and an edition number of 1/25, followed by an embossed seal.

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