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Hannelore Heise (*1941), Berlin-born artist of naive painting, "Fata Morgana", oil on cardboard, signed and dated (19)94 lower left, 19 x 16 cm, framed 25 x 21 cm

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Hannelore Heise (*1941), Berlin-born artist of naive painting, "Fata Morgana", oil on cardboard, signed and dated (19)94 lower left, 19 x 16 cm, framed 25 x 21 cm

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