Flavio Favelli Flavio Favelli (FLORENCE 1967). Portal of Palazzo Farnese, 2008, …

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Flavio Favelli

Flavio Favelli (FLORENCE 1967). Portal of Palazzo Farnese, 2008, with frame. Series conceived and realized during the workshop work and reworked by Flavio Favelli. Workshop directed by Flavio Favelli, es Scuderie Palazzo Farnese, Caprarola. Attached exhibition catalog. Series of three marker and pencil drawings on paper, signature and date on back. cm39x30

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