Null WILLY RONIS 1910-2009
"Achille Zavatta's Zoo-Circus, Paris, 1949. 
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WILLY RONIS 1910-2009 "Achille Zavatta's Zoo-Circus, Paris, 1949. Photograph. Silver print ca. 1970, stamped, titled and dated in pencil on the back. Framed. Image: 29.8 x 23.8 cm Bibliography: J-C Gautrand "Willy Ronis", Ed. Taschen, Köln, 2005, p.87. Willy Ronis "Sur le fil du hasard", Ed. Contrejour, 1980, p.34.

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WILLY RONIS 1910-2009 "Achille Zavatta's Zoo-Circus, Paris, 1949. Photograph. Silver print ca. 1970, stamped, titled and dated in pencil on the back. Framed. Image: 29.8 x 23.8 cm Bibliography: J-C Gautrand "Willy Ronis", Ed. Taschen, Köln, 2005, p.87. Willy Ronis "Sur le fil du hasard", Ed. Contrejour, 1980, p.34.

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