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GRAZIA VARISCO (1937)
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GRAZIA VARISCO (1937) - Demi-pliè, 1978-1979 GRAZIA VARISCO (1937) Demi-plié, 1978-1979 Mixed media on tracing paper on cardboard 45x33 cm. Signature, title and date on front Certificate of authenticity by Ambrosiana Casa d'Aste (MI)

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GRAZIA VARISCO (1937) - Demi-pliè, 1978-1979 GRAZIA VARISCO (1937) Demi-plié, 1978-1979 Mixed media on tracing paper on cardboard 45x33 cm. Signature, title and date on front Certificate of authenticity by Ambrosiana Casa d'Aste (MI)

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