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Artist: Ladislas Laszlo Barta
Le Débardeur - Original Etching by Laszlo Barta -
By Ladislas Laszlo Barta
Located in Roma, IT
Le Débardeur is an original artwork realized by Laszlo Barta. Black and white lithograph on paper. Hand-signed in pencil on the lower right, titled on lower center and numbered on lower left. Edition of 75. Very good conditions except for some little stains on the margins. Include passepartout (34.6 x 50 cm)
The artwork represents men working in an harbor.
Laszlo Barta (1902-1961). Hungarian-Jewish artist who studied at the Academy of fine arts in Budapest while at the same time undertaking study trips to Rome and France. In his childhood in Hungary, he painted still-lifes, views of Lake Balaton...
Category
Mid-20th Century Ladislas Laszlo Barta Art
Materials
Lithograph
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