DERRIERE LE MIROIR n°177 – REBEYROLLE - EDITION DE LUXE BEHIND THE MIRROR n°177 …

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DERRIERE LE MIROIR n°177 – REBEYROLLE - EDITION DE LUXE

BEHIND THE MIRROR n°177 - REBEYROLLE DELUXE EDITION The first edition of this issue of "Derrière le Miroir" dedicated to Paul Rebeyrolle, featuring 7 original lithographs, is limited to 150 copies on Lana vellum, numbered and signed by the artist. Numbered 97/150 Printed March 7, 1969 by Arte, Paris

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DERRIERE LE MIROIR n°177 – REBEYROLLE - EDITION DE LUXE

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