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Pencil drawing on vellum paper of the Sarreguemines Law Courts.
Numbered drawing by Mr Peter Musslé, native of the city (1947-2022).
This drawing comes from plates used in his brother's book 'It was Sarreguemines' in the 70s.
Illustrator in local newspapers such as Le Républicain Lorrain and Le Télex, this artist with a fine arts diploma and an artistic medal is the founder of the Moulin drawing school in Theding (not far away).
The professional aluminum and wood framing comes from the Art Edil Gallery in Strasbourg.
66 x 48 cm
Traces of time on the frame which in no way affect its appearance.
The reflections are due to the lights and not visible on the object.
Numbered drawing by Mr Peter Musslé, native of the city (1947-2022).
This drawing comes from plates used in his brother's book 'It was Sarreguemines' in the 70s.
Illustrator in local newspapers such as Le Républicain Lorrain and Le Télex, this artist with a fine arts diploma and an artistic medal is the founder of the Moulin drawing school in Theding (not far away).
The professional aluminum and wood framing comes from the Art Edil Gallery in Strasbourg.
66 x 48 cm
Traces of time on the frame which in no way affect its appearance.
The reflections are due to the lights and not visible on the object.
Réf :
#221862
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Description
Pencil drawing on vellum paper of the Sarreguemines Law Courts.
Numbered drawing by Mr Peter Musslé, native of the city (1947-2022).
This drawing comes from plates used in his brother's book 'It was Sarreguemines' in the 70s.
Illustrator in local newspapers such as Le Républicain Lorrain and Le Télex, this artist with a fine arts diploma and an artistic medal is the founder of the Moulin drawing school in Theding (not far away).
The professional aluminum and wood framing comes from the Art Edil Gallery in Strasbourg.
66 x 48 cm
Traces of time on the frame which in no way affect its appearance.
The reflections are due to the lights and not visible on the object.
Numbered drawing by Mr Peter Musslé, native of the city (1947-2022).
This drawing comes from plates used in his brother's book 'It was Sarreguemines' in the 70s.
Illustrator in local newspapers such as Le Républicain Lorrain and Le Télex, this artist with a fine arts diploma and an artistic medal is the founder of the Moulin drawing school in Theding (not far away).
The professional aluminum and wood framing comes from the Art Edil Gallery in Strasbourg.
66 x 48 cm
Traces of time on the frame which in no way affect its appearance.
The reflections are due to the lights and not visible on the object.
Réf :
#221862
