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Published in the following collections and catalogues: "Edition Schellmann 1969-1989", year 1989, pg. 168/169 "Jannis Kounellis Editions 1972-1990", year 1991 - tav. 21 "Art editions 4", year 2004 - n.199 (ed. Schellmann) "La grafica e i multipli dell'arte povera", year 2012 - pg. 31 (Peruzzi/Poli) "Collezione Peruzzi", year 2019 - cod CP 104 "Forty are better than one", ed. Schellmann, year 2019 - pg. 204, 374
Edizione notturna, 1986
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Published in the following collections and catalogues: "Edition Schellmann 1969-1989", year 1989, pg. 168/169 "Jannis Kounellis Editions 1972-1990", year 1991 - tav. 21 "Art editions 4", year 2004 - n.199 (ed. Schellmann) "La grafica e i multipli dell'arte povera", year 2012 - pg. 31 (Peruzzi/Poli) "Collezione Peruzzi", year 2019 - cod CP 104 "Forty are better than one", ed. Schellmann, year 2019 - pg. 204, 374
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Jannis Kounellis
Opera In Ricordo Di Mauro Rostagno, 2000
Limited Edition Print
Screen-print
EUR 850
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Composition , 2004
Limited Edition Print
Silkscreen
EUR 1,375
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Untitled From The Lettre International Portfolio, 1992
Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
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Barcelona II ( N8 ), 2003
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Homage To Federico Garcia Lorca, 2001
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Against Torture
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