Null FRANCESC GIMENO. Studio, a boy. Charcoal drawing on paper
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32x25.5 cm…

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FRANCESC GIMENO. Studio, a boy. Charcoal drawing on paper Signed 32x25.5 cm. Rust. Silvery wood frame. Not examined without frame.

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FRANCESC GIMENO. Studio, a boy. Charcoal drawing on paper Signed 32x25.5 cm. Rust. Silvery wood frame. Not examined without frame.

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