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Does anybody want to know about a painting by j de nooyer it is a mountain scene oil on canvas size 36x24?
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I have a painting of a mountain scene by Nooyer. It's 24 x 31 I believe. I don't know anything about it other than it was in my Mothers living room as long as I can remember.
It has a typed biography on the back, but is so faded it's hard to make out.
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Is anyone familiar with a 24 X 36 oil on canvas mountain scene painted by J De Nooyer?
i have a mountain scene by him, i do not know much about art though.
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