Null MARTA KUHN-WEBER (1903-1990)
Hairdressing
pencil on wood
34x26 cm

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MARTA KUHN-WEBER (1903-1990) Hairdressing pencil on wood 34x26 cm

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MARTA KUHN-WEBER (1903-1990) Hairdressing pencil on wood 34x26 cm

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