1951 Print Ingres Monsieur Louis Francois Bertin Portrait Neoclassicism XAU1 ZZ8 It was believed that whoever

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1951 Print Ingres Monsieur Louis Francois Bertin Portrait Neoclassicism XAU1 ZZ8 It was believed that whoeverThis is an original 1951 color tipped in print of a portrait of Monsieur Louis Francois Bertin who was a writer and the director of the pro royalist Journal des dbats. The original artwork in this print was created by artist Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres (1780 1867) in 1832. Ingres was born in France and is known for his Neoclassical style paintings. He considered himself to be a painter of history, but was also known for his portraits. CONDITION This