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SIGNED CAT'S EYES (1983) Based on the manga series by Tsukasa Hojo. Original production celluloid. Acrylic painting on laminated sheet depicting the main character Tam. A gouache decoration is included. Superb composition. Certificate of authenticity from Benoit SPACHER 27 X 23 cm.

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SIGNED CAT'S EYES (1983) Based on the manga series by Tsukasa Hojo. Original production celluloid. Acrylic painting on laminated sheet depicting the main character Tam. A gouache decoration is included. Superb composition. Certificate of authenticity from Benoit SPACHER 27 X 23 cm.

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