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BRIAUD Gilles (XXème siècle) - "Caprice II. The minotaur unmasked". Lithograph. Signed and dated 1993 lower right, titled and numbered 11/40 lower left. 62 x 47 cm.

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BRIAUD Gilles (XXème siècle) - "Caprice II. The minotaur unmasked". Lithograph. Signed and dated 1993 lower right, titled and numbered 11/40 lower left. 62 x 47 cm.

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