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: Portrait of a French Officer wearing peaked cap


Portrait of a French Officer wearing peaked cap

Portrait of a French Officer wearing peaked cap. Julien T'Felt (1874-1933)

Picture No
10727252
Media ID
45238238
Size
3610px x 5315px (1.9MB)
Credit
©David Cohen Fine Art/Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Pen & Ink & Watercolour

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Julien Peaked Tfelt


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