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"Fortuny" plate

Porcelain. 15 cm in diameter.

The incomparable style of Mariano Fortuny y Marsal of impasto brushstrokes and blurred figures can be perfectly recognized in the detail reproduced in this small decorative plate, a detail taken from the work The Tapestry Seller (1870), from the Montserrat Museum, Barcelona.

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