Mordecaï MOREH (1937)
Woman with cat
Etching on paper.
Signed lower right in the…

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Mordecaï MOREH (1937) Woman with cat Etching on paper. Signed lower right in the plate and in pencil. Numbered 42/150 lower left. Dry stamp of the Société des peintres graveurs français. 65.5 x 50 cm. (sheet)

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Mordecaï MOREH (1937)

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