Jan FABRE( 1958- )
Jan FABRE( 1958- )

UITGEWRONGEN ART.

"Bic art".

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Jan FABRE( 1958- )

Jan FABRE( 1958- ) UITGEWRONGEN ART. "Bic art". Piece of mop. About 20 x 27 cm. 100 copies. Gallery Workshop 1977. The work is listed and illustrated in the book JAN FABRE EDITIES 1978-2006. Gallery Rode zeven Antwerpen. We contacted Angelos Studio/Jan Favre Antwerp. Jan Favre confirmed the provenance and authenticity of the work. It is not signed by Jan Favre. Provenance: private collection from Antwerp. The Jan Fabre catalog is attached. We also provide a very interesting documentation Jan Fabre, we see photo illustrations with an extra in bic on the portrait "gevallen" of Jan Fabre. Franco Franci. Antwerp 09-1979 Resale rights applicable from 2000 euros. Jan FABRE( 1958- ) UITGEWRONGEN KUNST. "Bic-art". Stuk dweil. Ongeveer 20x27cm. 100 exemplaren. Worhshop 1977. The work is published in the book JAN FABRE EDITIES 1978-2006. Gallery Rode zeven Antwerpen. We name contact with Angelos Studio/Jan Favre Antwerpen. Jan Favre has the authenticity of his work preserved. It is not ondertekend by Jan Favre. Herkomst: Privécollectie Antwerpen. We are referring to the book Jan Fabre Editie where the picture is included. We also want to see some interesting Jan Fabre documentation, we have some pictures with an extra pen on the "gevallen" portret of Jan Fabre. Franco Franci. Antwerp 09-1979 Volgrecht van toepassing vanaf 2000 euro.

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