Null Otto FRIED (1922-2020)
Construction n°4
Paper cut-outs, glued to cork
45 x …

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Otto FRIED (1922-2020) Construction n°4 Paper cut-outs, glued to cork 45 x 60 cm.

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Otto FRIED (1922-2020) Construction n°4 Paper cut-outs, glued to cork 45 x 60 cm.

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