Null Bernard RANCILLAC (1931-2021)
Archie au bonnet, 2005
Colored chalk drawing …

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Bernard RANCILLAC (1931-2021) Archie au bonnet, 2005 Colored chalk drawing on black paper, signed, titled "Arche au bonnet" upper right and annotated "Archie" lower right. 65 x 50 cm. We would like to thank Nathalie Rancillac for confirming the authenticity of these works and for the information she provided.

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Bernard RANCILLAC (1931-2021) Archie au bonnet, 2005 Colored chalk drawing on black paper, signed, titled "Arche au bonnet" upper right and annotated "Archie" lower right. 65 x 50 cm. We would like to thank Nathalie Rancillac for confirming the authenticity of these works and for the information she provided.

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