Null RAMON JESUS VIVES BONELL (Barcelona, 1939)
STAIRS OF A VILLAGE HOUSE
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RAMON JESUS VIVES BONELL (Barcelona, 1939) STAIRS OF A VILLAGE HOUSE Lithography and watercolor on paper Footprint 55 x 52 cm. Signed and numbered 1/99 in the lower left corner in pencil. Framed with glass: 60.50 x61.50 cm.

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RAMON JESUS VIVES BONELL (Barcelona, 1939) STAIRS OF A VILLAGE HOUSE Lithography and watercolor on paper Footprint 55 x 52 cm. Signed and numbered 1/99 in the lower left corner in pencil. Framed with glass: 60.50 x61.50 cm.

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