Null Rick Tulka (born 1955)
Caricature of Jean-Marc Ayrault.
Pencil drawing.
Sig…

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Rick Tulka (born 1955) Caricature of Jean-Marc Ayrault. Pencil drawing. Signed and dated 2014. Signed by Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault. H.44 cm x L. 35 cm

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Rick Tulka (born 1955) Caricature of Jean-Marc Ayrault. Pencil drawing. Signed and dated 2014. Signed by Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault. H.44 cm x L. 35 cm

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