Null NOVELLA PARIGINI
NEW PARENTS
Chiusi (Rome) 1921

Horses


Spray on glossy c…
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NOVELLA PARIGINI NEW PARENTS Chiusi (Rome) 1921 Horses Spray on glossy colored cardboard 50,00x70,00 Signature at bottom center. Certificate of provenance and authenticity by the Auction House.

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NOVELLA PARIGINI NEW PARENTS Chiusi (Rome) 1921 Horses Spray on glossy colored cardboard 50,00x70,00 Signature at bottom center. Certificate of provenance and authenticity by the Auction House.

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