Null JOSEP BOFILL (1942). "WOMAN READING".
Bronze on marble stand.
Signed.
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JOSEP BOFILL (1942). "WOMAN READING". Bronze on marble stand. Signed. Height 28 cm (with stand).

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JOSEP BOFILL (1942). "WOMAN READING". Bronze on marble stand. Signed. Height 28 cm (with stand).

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