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Print with pencil sketches of heads and a woman at left and a colored restaurant scene of an officer and a woman at a table.

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Guynemer l’aviateur chez Viel, 23 mars 1916, Paul Goute (1921). Via artnap.com

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A lithographic print in the form of a study sheet, with pencil-like sketches of heads and a standing woman in a wide-brimmed hat at left. At right, a colored scene shows a seated officer in a light blue uniform with medal ribbons beside a woman in a hat, while a man in dark attire stands behind them at a table. The title of the work, Guynemer l'aviateur chez Viel, 23 mars 1916, by Paul Goute, is inscribed in the lower right corner, and the print is dated 1921.