Null Orlik, Emil (1870-1932) (1870-1932) "Self", pencil drawing.

Shows Orlik l…

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Orlik, Emil (1870-1932) (1870-1932) "Self", pencil drawing. Shows Orlik leaning over and working on a work. Signed and inscribed lower right. Sheet 22 x 16 cm.

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Orlik, Emil (1870-1932) (1870-1932) "Self", pencil drawing. Shows Orlik leaning over and working on a work. Signed and inscribed lower right. Sheet 22 x 16 cm.

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