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Artist: Gianni Polidori
Half Red - Original Lithograph by Gianni Polidori - 1970 ca.
By Gianni Polidori
Located in Roma, IT
Limited edition of 150 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Very good conditions.
Category
1970s Abstract Gianni Polidori Art
Materials
Lithograph
Half Red - Lithograph by Gianni Polidori - 1970 ca.
By Gianni Polidori
Located in Roma, IT
Limited edition of 150 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Very good conditions.
Category
1970s Abstract Gianni Polidori Art
Materials
Lithograph
Half Red - Original Lithograph by Gianni Polidori - 1970 ca.
By Gianni Polidori
Located in Roma, IT
Limited edition of 150 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Excellent condition.
Category
1970s Abstract Gianni Polidori Art
Materials
Lithograph
Half Red - Original Lithograph by Gianni Polidori - 1970 ca.
By Gianni Polidori
Located in Roma, IT
Limited edition of 150 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Category
1970s Abstract Gianni Polidori Art
Materials
Lithograph
Half Red - Original Lithograph by Gianni Polidori - 1970 ca.
By Gianni Polidori
Located in Roma, IT
Limited edition of 150 prints, hand signed and numbered.
Category
20th Century Gianni Polidori Art
Materials
Lithograph
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