Null [Curiosa] Christine KERMAIRE.
Contresens. Adult coloring book no. 5.
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[Curiosa] Christine KERMAIRE. Contresens. Adult coloring book no. 5. Niewpoort, 1995, in-4 bound in full black drawstring cloth, front cover decorated with a laminated work on varnished tile and composite material. Illustrated with black drawings. Limited edition of 300 copies, numbered and signed by the artist (n°42).

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[Curiosa] Christine KERMAIRE. Contresens. Adult coloring book no. 5. Niewpoort, 1995, in-4 bound in full black drawstring cloth, front cover decorated with a laminated work on varnished tile and composite material. Illustrated with black drawings. Limited edition of 300 copies, numbered and signed by the artist (n°42).

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