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Alberto RAFOLS CASAMADA (1923-2009) : LIMIT GROC (Límite Amarillo en catalán). Óleo sobre lienzo, firmado abajo a la izquierda y fechado 82, refrendado y titulado al dorso. 27 x 35 cm.

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Alberto RAFOLS CASAMADA (1923-2009) : LIMIT GROC (Límite Amarillo en catalán). Óleo sobre lienzo, firmado abajo a la izquierda y fechado 82, refrendado y titulado al dorso. 27 x 35 cm.

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