Null ANDRÉS CILLERO 
 Valencia 1934-Madrid 1993 
 
 The dolomites. 1986 
 Acryli…
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ANDRÉS CILLERO Valencia 1934-Madrid 1993 The dolomites. 1986 Acrylic on table mounting Signed and closed 1986 Back finished, titled and closed in Madrid 1986 Measures 97 x 77 cm PROCEEDINGS Gift from the artist current owner.

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ANDRÉS CILLERO Valencia 1934-Madrid 1993 The dolomites. 1986 Acrylic on table mounting Signed and closed 1986 Back finished, titled and closed in Madrid 1986 Measures 97 x 77 cm PROCEEDINGS Gift from the artist current owner.

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