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CANDY (1976) Based on the manga by Yumiko Igarashi and Kyoko Mizuki. Original production drawing for the animated TV adaptation. Graphite and colored pencil for a portrait of Candy. Certificate of authenticity from manga expert Benoit SPACHER. 27 x 24 cm

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CANDY (1976) Based on the manga by Yumiko Igarashi and Kyoko Mizuki. Original production drawing for the animated TV adaptation. Graphite and colored pencil for a portrait of Candy. Certificate of authenticity from manga expert Benoit SPACHER. 27 x 24 cm

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