L'Amour. L'essentiel

MX010038

A true celebration of love, this boxed set, accompanied by an explanatory booklet, unfolds in accordion format.

From Titian to Canova, from Van Eyck to Caravaggio, from Watteau to Manet, not forgetting Rodin, Brancusi or Chagall, all periods and styles have displayed their visions of love in all its...

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