Schwartz, Wolfgang
(1923 Neuwied on the Rhine). "Death, the girl and the German …

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Schwartz, Wolfgang (1923 Neuwied on the Rhine). "Death, the girl and the German army". Watercolor and opaque paint on firm paper. (19)83. 80 x 60 cm. Signed and dated. ╔Es.:╗ The femme fatale. Mixed media on paper. (19)75. 77.5 x 60 cm. Signed and dated. - At the upper. Small staple holes to upper corners. Min. storage wear. d

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Schwartz, Wolfgang

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