Etienne de Mestre: Trainer of Cup Winners

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Joseph Greenberg (1923: 2007), 'Etienne de Mestre', mixed media…
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Joseph Greenberg (1923: 2007), 'Etienne de Mestre', mixed media on artist board, circa 1985, titled verso, 46 x 43 cm. With the following details verso: 'Etienne de Mestre. Owner/trainer of Archer (1861) first cup winner. Went on to train four other winners.

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