Samuel BRISS (born 1930): SMALL HARLEQUIN. Gouache, signed lower left, titled on…

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Samuel BRISS (born 1930): SMALL HARLEQUIN. Gouache, signed lower left, titled on the backing board. Sight: 31.5 x 26 cm.

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