Hans BELLMER (1902-1975). Upside-down cephalopod, 1972. Burin engraving on Arche…

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Hans BELLMER (1902-1975). Upside-down cephalopod, 1972. Burin engraving on Arches paper, 40 x 30 cm per bowl; 66 x 50 cm per sheet. Signed in pencil lower right and numbered 39/100 lower left. Engraved by Jacques David. Provenance: Galerie Bosquet, 44 avenue Bosquet, Paris.

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Hans BELLMER (1902-1975). Upside-down cephalopod, 1972. Buri

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