Pablo Schabelsky Pablo Schabelsky (Saint Petersburg, Russia 1914-?)
Untitled.
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Pablo Schabelsky

Pablo Schabelsky (Saint Petersburg, Russia 1914-?) Untitled. Bronze sculpture. Signed and dated 1987. 31 x 13,5 x 10,5 cm.

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Pablo Schabelsky

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