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NIEMEYER OSCAR: (1907-2012) Brazilian architect. Blue ink signature ( ´Oscar Niemeyer´) on a 12mo piece (11 x 11 cm) with a small photograph of Niemeyer standing in a full length pose alongside another gentleman neatly affixed beneath the signature. VG

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NIEMEYER OSCAR: (1907-2012) Brazilian architect. Blue ink signature ( ´Oscar Niemeyer´) on a 12mo piece (11 x 11 cm) with a small photograph of Niemeyer standing in a full length pose alongside another gentleman neatly affixed beneath the signature. VG

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