Null AMAURY SUAREZ 
 Cuba 1960 
 
 Untitled. 1989 
 Waxes and touches of oil on …
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AMAURY SUAREZ Cuba 1960 Untitled. 1989 Waxes and touches of oil on paper Signed and dated 1989 Measurements 49 x 72 cm

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AMAURY SUAREZ Cuba 1960 Untitled. 1989 Waxes and touches of oil on paper Signed and dated 1989 Measurements 49 x 72 cm

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