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Luděk Marold (1865 – 1898)
Spaniard – Toreador, circa 1893, oil on canvas mounted on cardboard, signed lower left L.M.; on the reverse, a stamp reading “Artistic Estate of Luděk Marold”. Painting dimensions: 52 × 28.5 cm; overall dimensions including the frame: 87.5 × 63.5 cm.
Provenance: Estate of Luděk Marold; private collection of Karel Pikl (1889–1967).
Note: This work is a variant of Spaniard – Toreador, deposited in the National Gallery in Prague under inventory number O 8,595 (Signboard for an Aunt’s Tobacco Shop in Prague, 1893, oil on wood, 93 × 27 cm).
Expert report: PhDr. Šárka Leubnerová
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