Charles FAZZINO (né en 1955) The Glamour of Monaco, 2006.
Silkscreen cut and rea…

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Charles FAZZINO (né en 1955)

The Glamour of Monaco, 2006. Silkscreen cut and reassembled in three dimensions, with paint highlights. Titled, signed and numbered 13/25 DX. Dimensions with original frame: 41 x 47 cm. Framed under glass. Certificate on the back.

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Charles FAZZINO (né en 1955)

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