Christophe MEYER (1954)
Young warrior on foot
Acrylic on paper
Not mounted on st…

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Christophe MEYER (1954) Young warrior on foot Acrylic on paper Not mounted on stretcher. Signed and dated 84 left in the middle 278 x 91 cm . (Small tears) Provenance: Galerie Sintitulo, Mougins.

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Christophe MEYER (1954)

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