Null Aristide Maillol (1861-1944)
Woman seated in profile to the right, one knee…
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Aristide Maillol (1861-1944) Woman seated in profile to the right, one knee bent, one knee raised. 1926. Etching. 240 x 226. Guérin 321. Perfect proof on white vellum, numbered and signed with the monogram in pencil. Full margins. Edition of 125 proofs. Dry stamp: H. Petiet éditeur Paris (Lugt 2021a).

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Aristide Maillol (1861-1944) Woman seated in profile to the right, one knee bent, one knee raised. 1926. Etching. 240 x 226. Guérin 321. Perfect proof on white vellum, numbered and signed with the monogram in pencil. Full margins. Edition of 125 proofs. Dry stamp: H. Petiet éditeur Paris (Lugt 2021a).

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