"Judith offering the Head of Holofernes" Glasses Case

8.5 x 18 cm.

This practical spectacle case reproduces a detail from Salomon de Bray Judith offering the Head of Holofernes (1636). Includes a cleaning cloth with another detail from the same work.

€9.00

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6033

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10823

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6035

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