GEORGE COSMIN
BASM
London (England) 1987

The Messanger
2018

Screenprint es 7/1…

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GEORGE COSMIN BASM London (England) 1987 The Messanger 2018 Screenprint es 7/10 84,00x59,00 Certificate of Authenticity. Artist's stamp " art name BASM " at lower right, and numbering at left.

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GEORGE COSMIN BASM London (England) 1987 The Messanger 2018 Screenprint es 7/10 84,00x59,00 Certificate of Authenticity. Artist's stamp " art name BASM " at lower right, and numbering at left.

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