Portrait à L'écharpe Bleue

watercolour and pencil on paper
17 x 12 cm
signed 'O. Onsi' (lower right)

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Private Collection, Beirut.

This artwork has been approved by Mrs. May Onsi.

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Beirut, Lebanon

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