Null Robert INDIANA (1928-2018), 'Love Blue', Éditions Studio
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Robert INDIANA (1928-2018), 'Love Blue', Éditions Studio Material: artificial stone, painted red-blue, Signature: unsigned, Serial no.: 424/500, Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 7 cm, Condition: good, slightly stained, with certificate and box

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Robert INDIANA (1928-2018), 'Love Blue', Éditions Studio Material: artificial stone, painted red-blue, Signature: unsigned, Serial no.: 424/500, Dimensions: 15 x 15 x 7 cm, Condition: good, slightly stained, with certificate and box

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