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Tatsunori Kano (Hiroshima 1954), “Senza titolo”, 1997.

Pair of 12-color relief silkscreens on paper within original folder, signed lower right, bearing print run number 27/90 and Sintesi dry stamp, H cm 40x90. Provenance: Zaccardi Private Collection - Bologna.

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Tatsunori Kano (Hiroshima 1954), “Senza titolo”, 1997.

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Schuler, Jean (St. Ingbert 1912 - 1984 Paris), "Nuit Catalane", composition with figures, color silkscreen, at lower margin signed, dated. Signed at lower margin, dat. 1973, titled, numbered 12/40 and inscribed serigraph, 53.5 x 64.5 cm, paper browned, bottom glass rubbed, total size 56 x 56 cm. Glass rubbed, overall size: 56 x 67 cm, 4228 - 0021

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Estim. 1 000 EUR

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