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EDUARDO ÚRCULO Santurce 1938-Madrid 2003 She offers me her astral waist. 1971 Acrylic on canvas Back signed, titled and dated 1971 Measurements 162 x 130 cm EXHIBITIONS 1997 (September 24-November 25), "Eduardo Úrculo. Retrospective exhibition 1957-1997", Centro Cultural de la Villa, Madrid BIBLIOGRAPHY Victoria Hidalgo, "Eduardo Úrculo. Retrospective exhibition 1957-1997", Ed. Madrid City Council, 1997, page. 55

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EDUARDO ÚRCULO Santurce 1938-Madrid 2003 She offers me her astral waist. 1971 Acrylic on canvas Back signed, titled and dated 1971 Measurements 162 x 130 cm EXHIBITIONS 1997 (September 24-November 25), "Eduardo Úrculo. Retrospective exhibition 1957-1997", Centro Cultural de la Villa, Madrid BIBLIOGRAPHY Victoria Hidalgo, "Eduardo Úrculo. Retrospective exhibition 1957-1997", Ed. Madrid City Council, 1997, page. 55

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