Null AGUSTIN ESPAÑOL VIÑAS (1929). "COMPOSITION".
纸板上的混合媒介。
颜料层有轻微剥落。
99 x 70 厘米…
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AGUSTIN ESPAÑOL VIÑAS (1929). "COMPOSITION". 纸板上的混合媒介。 颜料层有轻微剥落。 99 x 70 厘米;101 x 71 厘米(框架)。

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AGUSTIN ESPAÑOL VIÑAS (1929). "COMPOSITION". 纸板上的混合媒介。 颜料层有轻微剥落。 99 x 70 厘米;101 x 71 厘米(框架)。

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