Null Hideki YOSHIDA (1949-2019) Two drawings and a lithograph of a Ferrari 275 G…

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Hideki YOSHIDA (1949-2019) Two drawings and a lithograph of a Ferrari 275 GTB in the same frame. Porjet for the cover of Jess G. Pourret's book of the same name. Pourret One signed and dated 1983. 55 x 70 cm

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Hideki YOSHIDA (1949-2019) Two drawings and a lithograph of a Ferrari 275 GTB in the same frame. Porjet for the cover of Jess G. Pourret's book of the same name. Pourret One signed and dated 1983. 55 x 70 cm

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