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Moltó, Vicente de 1948 Valencia. Active in Spain and Geneva. Watercolor. An elderly gentleman sitting by the sea with a stick. From the series 'Mediterranean Impressions'. 68 x 47 cm. (97 x 74 cm). Pass. R. Certificate of the artist.

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Moltó, Vicente de 1948 Valencia. Active in Spain and Geneva. Watercolor. An elderly gentleman sitting by the sea with a stick. From the series 'Mediterranean Impressions'. 68 x 47 cm. (97 x 74 cm). Pass. R. Certificate of the artist.

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