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Yayoi KUSAMA YayoiKUSAMA (1929-) Dots Obsession (Pumpkin red-Small) Pumpkin made of nylon parachute Signed on the label, also bearing the title of the work Diameter: 25 cm Weight: approx. 1 kg A limited edition authorized by the artist Excellent condition We can arrange shipment of your purchases at the following negotiated rates: - From 1 to 5 lithographs: €18 incl. VAT for France (€20 incl. VAT for Europe / €30 for international) - From 6 to 10 lithographs: €24 / €28 / €40 - Works not available in tubes: on quotation This description has been translated automatically: Yayoi KUSAMA (1929-) Dots Obsession (Pumpkin red-Small) Pumpkin made from parachute nylon Signed on the label also bearing the title of the work Diameter: 25 cm Weight: approx. 1kg A limited edition authorized by the artist Excellent condition We can provide shipping service under demand - For 1 to 5 lithographs : 18 € TTC for France (20 € TTC for Europe / 30 € for international) - For 6 to 10 lithographs : 24 € / 28 € / 40 € TTC - Products that can't be sent in a tube : price under request

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Yayoi KUSAMA YayoiKUSAMA (1929-) Dots Obsession (Pumpkin red-Small) Pumpkin made of nylon parachute Signed on the label, also bearing the title of the work Diameter: 25 cm Weight: approx. 1 kg A limited edition authorized by the artist Excellent condition We can arrange shipment of your purchases at the following negotiated rates: - From 1 to 5 lithographs: €18 incl. VAT for France (€20 incl. VAT for Europe / €30 for international) - From 6 to 10 lithographs: €24 / €28 / €40 - Works not available in tubes: on quotation This description has been translated automatically: Yayoi KUSAMA (1929-) Dots Obsession (Pumpkin red-Small) Pumpkin made from parachute nylon Signed on the label also bearing the title of the work Diameter: 25 cm Weight: approx. 1kg A limited edition authorized by the artist Excellent condition We can provide shipping service under demand - For 1 to 5 lithographs : 18 € TTC for France (20 € TTC for Europe / 30 € for international) - For 6 to 10 lithographs : 24 € / 28 € / 40 € TTC - Products that can't be sent in a tube : price under request

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