AVEL·LI ARTIS-GENER (1912-2000). "HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE AND CRANES".
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AVEL·LI ARTIS-GENER (1912-2000). "HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE AND CRANES". Watercolour and coloured pencil on paper. Signed. The reverse still retains part of the cardboard sheet to which it was attached at the corners. 23.2 x 26.7 cm (unframed). This lot will not be included in our post auction sale.

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AVEL·LI ARTIS-GENER (1912-2000). "HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE AND C

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