Null ALEXANDRE GANESCO (1910-1979)
Paris, race finish at Longchamp, 1956
India i…

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ALEXANDRE GANESCO (1910-1979) Paris, race finish at Longchamp, 1956 India ink on paper, signed and dated lower left. 52 x 75 cm. Missing

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ALEXANDRE GANESCO (1910-1979) Paris, race finish at Longchamp, 1956 India ink on paper, signed and dated lower left. 52 x 75 cm. Missing

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