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After Edgar DEGAS (1834-1917) Preparing to dance, right foot forward, 1998. Bronze multiple signed and numbered. Lost-wax casting, stamped by the Valsuani foundry with the words "reproduction". Height: 58 cm

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After Edgar DEGAS (1834-1917) Preparing to dance, right foot forward, 1998. Bronze multiple signed and numbered. Lost-wax casting, stamped by the Valsuani foundry with the words "reproduction". Height: 58 cm

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