Null Jaume Muxart Domènech (Martorell, Barcelona, 1922-Barcelona, 2019)
Quatre, …
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Jaume Muxart Domènech (Martorell, Barcelona, 1922-Barcelona, 2019) Quatre, 1988. Oil on canvas. Signed. Bibliography: Reproduced in the book "Muxart" by Enric Jardí. P. 365. Nº587. Edited by Art Gallery 90, Barcelona. Enclosed in the book. 89 x 116 cm.

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Jaume Muxart Domènech (Martorell, Barcelona, 1922-Barcelona, 2019) Quatre, 1988. Oil on canvas. Signed. Bibliography: Reproduced in the book "Muxart" by Enric Jardí. P. 365. Nº587. Edited by Art Gallery 90, Barcelona. Enclosed in the book. 89 x 116 cm.

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