Null Thomas SPEIER (b. 1956)
Chickens and roosters
Oil on panel
Signed lower ri…

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Thomas SPEIER (b. 1956) Chickens and roosters Oil on panel Signed lower right. 13 x 18 cm On joint : MODERN SCHOOL Still life with fruit. Oil on panel. Signed lower left. 13 x 17 cm

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Thomas SPEIER (b. 1956) Chickens and roosters Oil on panel Signed lower right. 13 x 18 cm On joint : MODERN SCHOOL Still life with fruit. Oil on panel. Signed lower left. 13 x 17 cm

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