Null Gabriella Crespi (1922-2017)
Quick Change - N°22
Sofa
Aluminium and fabric
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Gabriella Crespi (1922-2017) Quick Change - N°22 Sofa Aluminium and fabric Signed 'Gabriella Crespi' debossed on the base Artist's mark and numbered 22 Model created in 1972 H 73 × L 149 × W 115 cm Bibliography : P. Favardin, G. Bloch Champfort, 'Les décorateurs des années 60 et 70', Édition Norma, 2007, similar model p. 149

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Gabriella Crespi (1922-2017) Quick Change - N°22 Sofa Aluminium and fabric Signed 'Gabriella Crespi' debossed on the base Artist's mark and numbered 22 Model created in 1972 H 73 × L 149 × W 115 cm Bibliography : P. Favardin, G. Bloch Champfort, 'Les décorateurs des années 60 et 70', Édition Norma, 2007, similar model p. 149

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