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reproduced with picture in "SPACE ART, Paul Van Hoeydonck" - by Marcel Fryns - pg 118 - with certificate by the artist
Little Astronaut, 1969
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Paul Van Hoeydonck
Suite Olympic Centennial, 1991
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