Null Ștefan Câlţia (b. 1942) - Flying Machine*
Medium: lithography; Size: 32 x 2…

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Ștefan Câlţia (b. 1942) - Flying Machine* Medium: lithography; Size: 32 x 23 cm (44 x 34.5 cm with frame); Signed and numbered on the front lower part in pencil "248/400, Lito, Câlția"

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Ștefan Câlţia (b. 1942) - Flying Machine* Medium: lithography; Size: 32 x 23 cm (44 x 34.5 cm with frame); Signed and numbered on the front lower part in pencil "248/400, Lito, Câlția"

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