Still available: framed Degas painting - good condition, perfect for overmantle. Price negotiable!

By JessPeckham
February 5, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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JessPeckham

Posted February 5, 2021

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Posted February 5, 2021

Large framed print of Edgar Degas?s lovely impressionist painting, Combing the Hair ('La Coiffure?), bought and framed a few years ago for ?120 via the National Gallery?s bespoke print collection.

The black frame has a few minor scuffs but these are barely visible when it is mounted.

Dimensions 70cm x 87cm

?80, collection from The Gardens, SE22 - or I could deliver if within a one-mile radius.

(The third photo shows the picture hanging, although it doesn't do it justice due to reflections/the angle the pic was taken)

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