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Howard Hodgkin
A Storm, 1977
Limited Edition Print
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Richard Diebenkorn
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Pierre Soulages
Lithographie 27, 1969
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Alfons Borrell
Untitled (Orange, Green, and Shaded Form), 1987
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Zeng Fanzhi
Sitting Man, from Mask Series, 2006
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Gerhard Richter
Cage: P19-3, 2020
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Antoni Tapies
La cama, 1975
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Hans Hartung
Las Estampas de la Cometa 5, 1971
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EUR 1,550
Hans Hartung
Las Estampas de la Cometa 4, 1971
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Hans Hartung
Las Estampas de la Cometa 1, 1971
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Antoni Tapies
La Grande Grise, 1968
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EUR 6,600
Antoni Tapies
Voilé, 1981
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Antoni Tapies
Esperit Catalá II, 1974
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Jim Dine
The Red Talisman, 2018
Limited Edition Print
Mixed Media
USD 12,850
Howard Hodgkin
Cardo's Bar (black), 1979
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Mixed Media
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Katharina Grosse
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