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Wallner, Arnulf

(1936 Bamberg - Würzburg 1975). Before the law (Kafka). Color silkscreen in black, brown, yellow and red, 1971. 76 x 58.5 cm, sheet 86 x 61 cm. Signed, dated a. numbered. - One of 30 ex.

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Wallner, Arnulf

Estimate 30 - 40 EUR
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