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From the leading edition of the book Farandole by Hans Hartung. Farandole 19, 1971. - Edition in 75 copies on Guarro paper. - Sheet: 86.5 cm x 59.5 cm - Dimensions of the work: 46.5 x 31.
Lithographie Farandoles V, 1971
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From the leading edition of the book Farandole by Hans Hartung. Farandole 19, 1971. - Edition in 75 copies on Guarro paper. - Sheet: 86.5 cm x 59.5 cm - Dimensions of the work: 46.5 x 31.
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