Null Seidel, Jochen (1924-1971)
Sketch of a person, 1959, charcoal drawing.

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Seidel, Jochen (1924-1971) Sketch of a person, 1959, charcoal drawing. Signed and dated lower left. Sheet 26 x 17.5 cm.

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Seidel, Jochen (1924-1971) Sketch of a person, 1959, charcoal drawing. Signed and dated lower left. Sheet 26 x 17.5 cm.

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