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Jean-Baptiste Oudry

Pack of Dogs Attacking a Wild Boar

n.d.
Point of brush and black, gray, and red-brown wash, heightened with white, over black chalk on blue paper
22.6 × 37.9 cm (8.9 × 14.9 in)

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