GINO LUGGI
LUGGI GINO
Teramo (Te) 1935

Untitled
1988

Ribbons on cardboard
10,0…
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GINO LUGGI LUGGI GINO Teramo (Te) 1935 Untitled 1988 Ribbons on cardboard 10,00x13,00 Certificate of authenticity On the reverse side certificate of authenticity by the artist.

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GINO LUGGI LUGGI GINO Teramo (Te) 1935 Untitled 1988 Ribbons on cardboard 10,00x13,00 Certificate of authenticity On the reverse side certificate of authenticity by the artist.

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