Three autographed photographs.- Portrait, in his office, of Pío CABANILLAS, Spanish Minister of Culture; studio portrait of Juan Antonio SAMARANCH, president of the Spanish Olympic Committee, of the Barcelona Provincial Council, and Ambassador of Spain to the Soviet Union, among others, autographed by the photographer and dedicated and autographed by Samaranch; studio portrait of Laureano López Rodó, dedicated and signed by him, and on the back, stamp of the photographer Gyenes.

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