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Ivan GOROBHUK (b. 1958) "Bouquet de coqueliquots" Oil on canvas. 40 x 35 cm Varnished wooden frame. 47 x 42 cm

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Ivan GOROBHUK (b. 1958) "Bouquet de coqueliquots" Oil on canvas. 40 x 35 cm Varnished wooden frame. 47 x 42 cm

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