Null BEN VAUTIER (born in 1935)

The South is blue

Silkscreen print

Signed an…

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BEN VAUTIER (born in 1935) The South is blue Silkscreen print Signed and numbered 38/50 52 x 73 cm on view Framed

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BEN VAUTIER (born in 1935) The South is blue Silkscreen print Signed and numbered 38/50 52 x 73 cm on view Framed

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