Null Stoll, Artur
1947 Freiburg - 2003 Norsingen. Studied at the art academy in …

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Stoll, Artur 1947 Freiburg - 2003 Norsingen. Studied at the art academy in Karlsruhe. Oil on canvas. Broom and shovels leaning against a wall. Signed lower right. 71 x 100 cm. Ref.: 1.14.

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Stoll, Artur 1947 Freiburg - 2003 Norsingen. Studied at the art academy in Karlsruhe. Oil on canvas. Broom and shovels leaning against a wall. Signed lower right. 71 x 100 cm. Ref.: 1.14.

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