Null Max Raffler (1902-1988), Bavarian artist of the naive school, three gouache…

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Max Raffler (1902-1988), Bavarian artist of the naive school, three gouaches on paper, each signed by hand, watercolor and gouache over pencil on paper, framed behind glass up to 38 x 52 cm

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Max Raffler (1902-1988), Bavarian artist of the naive school, three gouaches on paper, each signed by hand, watercolor and gouache over pencil on paper, framed behind glass up to 38 x 52 cm

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