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      <notes>Cf. p. 93, Cat. 65, a comparable figure, with different hair style, and lacking her hands and either a bowl or candle socket. Dated c. 1725-50, height 18.4 cm. Mus&#xE9;e national de la Renaissance, &#xC9;couen, inv. no. E.Cl. 1709b.  Cf. male figures of the same type, one holding a candle socket, p. 92, Cat. 64, inv. no. E.Cl. 1709a, and p. 93, Cat.66, inv. no. E. Cl. 1709c.</notes>
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