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Brass sculpture on litho-stone base - 12kg. Collection de la Galerie La Balance - Bruxelles - Published in the catalogue raisonné pg 301 (a copy of this catalogue is included in the sale)
Employé de Première classe, 1968
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Reinhoud D'Haese
Employé De Première Classe, 1968
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