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ART BY: Jean-Baptiste Berlot

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ART BY: Jean-Baptiste Berlot

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The Courtyard Of A Ruined Monastery (1825) by Jean-Baptiste Berlot captures a striking example of Romanticism Landscape that continues to inspire collectors. The work's Brown palette evokes a contemplative mood. Jean-Baptiste Berlot was a artist. Known for works in Landscape. Now available as a museum-quality archival print, ready to elevate any space.

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Artist	Jean-Baptiste Berlot
Year	1825
Category	Architecture
Style	Romanticism
Color	Brown
Resolution	2227x2676
Orientation	Portrait
File Type	High-resolution JPG
Source	Public domain, restored by Archive Lane
License	Personal & creative use
Delivery	Instant digital download
SKU	288949

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