Null Hélène RIVIERE (1886-1977): The Chickens
Ink drawing signed lower right, 14…

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Hélène RIVIERE (1886-1977): The Chickens Ink drawing signed lower right, 14.5 x 13cm

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Hélène RIVIERE (1886-1977): The Chickens Ink drawing signed lower right, 14.5 x 13cm

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