Null Arthur AESCHBACHER (1923-2020)
Puffin-Lyre, 1962
Torn posters, signed and d…

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Arthur AESCHBACHER (1923-2020) Puffin-Lyre, 1962 Torn posters, signed and dated 1962 lower right 26.5 x 19 cm Provenance: Jocelyn Reboul Collection

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Arthur AESCHBACHER (1923-2020) Puffin-Lyre, 1962 Torn posters, signed and dated 1962 lower right 26.5 x 19 cm Provenance: Jocelyn Reboul Collection

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