Götze, Moritz Mary Long und Dog. 1993. Farbserigraphie auf leichtem Velinkarton.…

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Götze, Moritz Mary Long und Dog. 1993. Farbserigraphie auf leichtem Velinkarton. 84 x 117 cm. Signiert, datiert und nummeriert. - Entlang der Kanten partiell angestoßen. Verso mit leichtem Abklatsch. …

Online - Modern and Contemporary Art Pop Art Götze, Moritz Mary Long and Dog. 1993. Color silkscreen on light wove cardboard. 84 x 117 cm. Signed, dated and numbered. - Partially bumped along the edges. Verso with slight loss. Overall very good. Excellent, richly colored impression of the full-format image. Large-format work. One of 25 copies. Color silkscreen on light wove cardboard. Signed, dated and numbered. - Partially bumped along the edges. On the verso with faint offprint. Very good overall. Superb, color-rich impression of the full-format depiction. Large format work. - One of 25 copies.

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Götze, Moritz Mary Long und Dog. 1993. Farbserigraphie auf leichtem Velinkarton. 84 x 117 cm. Signiert, datiert und nummeriert. - Entlang der Kanten partiell angestoßen. Verso mit leichtem Abklatsch. Insgesamt sehr gut. Ausgezeichneter, farbsatter Druck

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