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"An Angel Holding a Chalice" Vintage Art Mug by PrimeVintage

Reproduction of French 19th century painting of "An Angel Holding a Chalice" by Charles Zacharie Landelle. Charles Landelle was born in Laval (Mayenne) on June 2, 1812 and died in Chennevières-sur-Marne on October 13, 1908. His body was placed in the family tomb located in the Montmartre cemetery just below the Sacre Coeur. He had an incredibly successful career as an artist. He was awarded every honour imaginable. He exhibited in over 208 exhibitions in France between 1841 and 1908. Landelle also exhibited in the United States, Austria and London. I have retouched the frame a little but would never presume to touch the painting.

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Two-Tone Mug

Give yourself a unique mug with a coloured interior. Complements whatever graphics or pictures you choose for the outside. Choose from multiple colours and sizes. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

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325 ml

"An Angel Holding a Chalice" Vintage Art Mug

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"An Angel Holding a Chalice" Vintage Art Mug

Reproduction of French 19th century painting of "An Angel Holding a Chalice" by Charles Zacharie Landelle. Charles Landelle was born in Laval (Mayenne) on June 2, 1812 and died in Chennevières-sur-Marne on October 13, 1908. His body was placed in the family tomb located in the Montmartre cemetery just below the Sacre Coeur. He had an incredibly successful career as an artist. He was awarded every honour imaginable. He exhibited in over 208 exhibitions in France between 1841 and 1908. Landelle also exhibited in the United States, Austria and London. I have retouched the frame a little but would never presume to touch the painting.

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