Null Charles MATTON (1931-2008)
Study, American Football Player, Pop Art Series,…

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Charles MATTON (1931-2008) Study, American Football Player, Pop Art Series, Sport, 1954 Charcoal and white chalk drawing on tinted paper, signed lower center, dated lower right and annotated 27 x 11 cm

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Charles MATTON (1931-2008) Study, American Football Player, Pop Art Series, Sport, 1954 Charcoal and white chalk drawing on tinted paper, signed lower center, dated lower right and annotated 27 x 11 cm

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