Null Félix LABISSE (1905-1982)
The cherub
Lithograph for Histoire Naturelle on J…

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Félix LABISSE (1905-1982) The cherub Lithograph for Histoire Naturelle on Japanese paper countersigned lower right 55.5 x 44 cm

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Félix LABISSE (1905-1982) The cherub Lithograph for Histoire Naturelle on Japanese paper countersigned lower right 55.5 x 44 cm

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