Null Gustav SCHNEIDER (1910-1988), 'Sonnige Landschaft bei San Gimignano' / 'Sun…
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Gustav SCHNEIDER (1910-1988), 'Sonnige Landschaft bei San Gimignano' / 'Sunny landscape at San Gimignano' Technique: Drypoint on paper, Signature: signed 'GustavSchneider' lower right, signed 'G.S. 71/77?' in plate lower left, inscribed and titled on verso, Dimensions: 52 x 39.5 cm, Condition: foxing, verso with old paper mounts

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Gustav SCHNEIDER (1910-1988), 'Sonnige Landschaft bei San Gimignano' / 'Sunny landscape at San Gimignano' Technique: Drypoint on paper, Signature: signed 'GustavSchneider' lower right, signed 'G.S. 71/77?' in plate lower left, inscribed and titled on verso, Dimensions: 52 x 39.5 cm, Condition: foxing, verso with old paper mounts

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