Null FILIPPO MISSORI
(20th century Rome)

Chestnut seller, 1971
China on car…

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FILIPPO MISSORI (20th century Rome) Chestnut seller, 1971 China on cardboard, 42 x 62 cm. Signature and date at lower left Framed PROVENANCE Nicoletta Ricci Gallery, Via Margutta Rome

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FILIPPO MISSORI (20th century Rome) Chestnut seller, 1971 China on cardboard, 42 x 62 cm. Signature and date at lower left Framed PROVENANCE Nicoletta Ricci Gallery, Via Margutta Rome

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