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ALEXANDRE OULINE. Woodcutter. Patinated bronze sculpture with a base in Portoro marble. Circa 1920-1930. 40x69x18 cm sculpture and 5x61x21 cm base. The stems to fix the sculpture to the base are missing.

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ALEXANDRE OULINE. Woodcutter. Patinated bronze sculpture with a base in Portoro marble. Circa 1920-1930. 40x69x18 cm sculpture and 5x61x21 cm base. The stems to fix the sculpture to the base are missing.

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