Null BORIS KRAMER (1969). SCULPTURE FROM THE SERIES "PARTNERS", "INTIMACY" MODEL…

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BORIS KRAMER (1969). SCULPTURE FROM THE SERIES "PARTNERS", "INTIMACY" MODEL. Metal. Signature and label on the base. Height 25 cm.

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BORIS KRAMER (1969). SCULPTURE FROM THE SERIES "PARTNERS", "INTIMACY" MODEL. Metal. Signature and label on the base. Height 25 cm.

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Gene Kelly Document Signed DS, one page, 8.5 x 11, no date. Kelly consents to "the use of the following film clip: Inherit the Wind - Spencer Tracy interrogating Frederic March - Gene Kelly seen in background by Stanley Kramer Productions, Ltd., in its production and exploitation of the taped television program(s) presently entitled: Stanley Kramer Show (#2)." Signed at the conclusion in ballpoint by Kelly. In fine condition.

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