Null LLUÍS LLEO (1961). "BLACKBONE I".
Silkscreen and collage on paper.
Signed a…

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LLUÍS LLEO (1961). "BLACKBONE I". Silkscreen and collage on paper. Signed and numbered by hand. 20 / 50. 79 x 150 cm.

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LLUÍS LLEO (1961). "BLACKBONE I". Silkscreen and collage on paper. Signed and numbered by hand. 20 / 50. 79 x 150 cm.

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