Null Ringo Star Liverpool 1962
print on Baryta paper, size 44 x 60 cm, signed in…

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Ringo Star Liverpool 1962 print on Baryta paper, size 44 x 60 cm, signed in black ink under the image Author's and gallery stamp on back of print

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Ringo Star Liverpool 1962 print on Baryta paper, size 44 x 60 cm, signed in black ink under the image Author's and gallery stamp on back of print

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