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(inventory)Musée du Louvre, Paris, France
Artist/Maker	Juan de Espinosa (Spanish, flor. 1628—1659)
Description	English: Still-life with grapes, flowers and shells. Oil on canvas, ca. 1629-1630. Français : Nature morte aux raisins, fleurs et coquillages. Huile sur toile, vers 1629-1630.
Dimensions	83 cm (32 ½ in.), W. 62 cm (24 ¼ in.)
Credit line	Gift by Yvonne and Jean Riechers, 1973
Accession number	RF 1973-2
Location	Department of Paintings, Denon, first floor, room 30
Photographer/source	Unknown

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