LUIS SAEZ DIAZ Mazuelo de Muño (Bur (1925) / Burgos (2010) "Untitled", 1992
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LUIS SAEZ DIAZ Mazuelo de Muño (Bur (1925) / Burgos (2010) "Untitled", 1992 Oil on canvas Signed and dated on the back Measurements: 146 x 130 cm

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