Uderzo : Asterix, "Cleopatra" serigraph, no. 76/100, signed (Ed. Christian Desbo…

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Uderzo :

Asterix, "Cleopatra" serigraph, no. 76/100, signed (Ed. Christian Desbois, 1999). (Freckles and traces of acidity). Dimensions : 50 x 60.

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