Null It was a lonely time.
Lithograph in colours.
Signed and annotated
HC. III/I…

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It was a lonely time. Lithograph in colours. Signed and annotated HC. III/III. Lithografie In kleur. Gesigneerd en geannoteerd HC. III/III. 32 x 30 cm

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It was a lonely time. Lithograph in colours. Signed and annotated HC. III/III. Lithografie In kleur. Gesigneerd en geannoteerd HC. III/III. 32 x 30 cm

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