Null Scheiber, Hugó (Budapest 1873 - 1950 Budapest), Self-portrait, color crayon…

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Scheiber, Hugó (Budapest 1873 - 1950 Budapest), Self-portrait, color crayon drawing, signed at lower margin. Signed in the lower margin, various illegible inscriptions (names) on the reverse, paper browned and with large tears, approx. 85 x 58 cm, in plexiglass frame, overall size: 107 x 76 cm, 4227 - 0024

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Scheiber, Hugó (Budapest 1873 - 1950 Budapest), Self-portrait, color crayon drawing, signed at lower margin. Signed in the lower margin, various illegible inscriptions (names) on the reverse, paper browned and with large tears, approx. 85 x 58 cm, in plexiglass frame, overall size: 107 x 76 cm, 4227 - 0024

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