Null Bernard Faucon (1950)
La chambre qui brûle, 1981.
Vintage Fresson print (…

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Bernard Faucon (1950) La chambre qui brûle, 1981. Vintage Fresson print (1982), signed, titled and dated in pencil on verso. 31 x 31 cm with margins

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Bernard Faucon (1950) La chambre qui brûle, 1981. Vintage Fresson print (1982), signed, titled and dated in pencil on verso. 31 x 31 cm with margins

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