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Artist: Emil Sartori
Erotic Scene VIII - Illustration
By Emil Sartori
Located in Roma, IT
Original title: Die Tanzerin
This original etching and aquatint, blue ink on ivory colored paper is hand-signed in pencil on lower-left. Edition of 530 prints. Including a poem by Amadée de la Houlette. Representing a vintage erotic scene...
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Etching, Aquatint
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