Null YVES SAINT-LAURENT (1936-2008)
Young woman with clasped hands, 1951
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YVES SAINT-LAURENT (1936-2008) Young woman with clasped hands, 1951 Pencil on paper Signed "Y. Mathieu St Laurent" and dated "51 "lower right Dimensions: 56 x 45 cm (view without margins)

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YVES SAINT-LAURENT (1936-2008) Young woman with clasped hands, 1951 Pencil on paper Signed "Y. Mathieu St Laurent" and dated "51 "lower right Dimensions: 56 x 45 cm (view without margins)

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