Null Sam SZAFRAN (1934-2019)
Foliage: Aralia IV, 1990

Heliogravure after a soft…
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Sam SZAFRAN (1934-2019) Foliage: Aralia IV, 1990 Heliogravure after a soft varnish etching Unsigned On vellum 34.5 x 24 cm INFORMATION: This heliogravure was published by the Fondation du Crédit Lyonnais pour les Arts in 1990, in direct collaboration with the artist. Excellent condition, with its protective silk sheet bearing the artist's name. 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: Sam SZAFRAN (1934-2019) Foliage: Aralia IV, 1990 Heliogravure after a soft varnish engraving Unsigned On vellum 34.5 x 24 cm INFORMATION: This photogravure was published by the Crédit Lyonnais Foundation for the Arts in 1990, in direct collaboration with the artist. Excellent condition, with its protective silk sheet bearing the artist's name 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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Sam SZAFRAN (1934-2019) Foliage: Aralia IV, 1990 Heliogravure after a soft varnish etching Unsigned On vellum 34.5 x 24 cm INFORMATION: This heliogravure was published by the Fondation du Crédit Lyonnais pour les Arts in 1990, in direct collaboration with the artist. Excellent condition, with its protective silk sheet bearing the artist's name. 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: Sam SZAFRAN (1934-2019) Foliage: Aralia IV, 1990 Heliogravure after a soft varnish engraving Unsigned On vellum 34.5 x 24 cm INFORMATION: This photogravure was published by the Crédit Lyonnais Foundation for the Arts in 1990, in direct collaboration with the artist. Excellent condition, with its protective silk sheet bearing the artist's name 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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