Null Döring, Adam Lude
(1925 Dresden - Sachsenheim 2018). In the outdoor pool. P…
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Döring, Adam Lude (1925 Dresden - Sachsenheim 2018). In the outdoor pool. Pencil and colored pencil drawing 1977. ca. 13 x 10 cm. Signed a. dated. Framed under mat and glass (not framed). D

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Döring, Adam Lude (1925 Dresden - Sachsenheim 2018). In the outdoor pool. Pencil and colored pencil drawing 1977. ca. 13 x 10 cm. Signed a. dated. Framed under mat and glass (not framed). D

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