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CHROMA aka Rick Wolfryd
Helix Wonderful

2020

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    Vasarely, Victor (Hungarian/French, 1908-1997), Bi-Dagg, 1981, serigraph printed in colors, pencil signed and numbered 95/250 at bottom, printed by Atelier Arcay, Paris Image: 30.75"...
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  • Cleopatra's nose
    By Pedro Friedeberg
    Located in Cuauhtemoc, Ciudad de México
    Pedro Friedeberg, Mexican (Born 1936 - ) Silkscreen Signed Lower Right and Numbered 48/50 in roman numerals Lower Left. Beautifully Framed Under Plexiglas in Pedro's style, black ...
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    Get Clay On canvas, Signed Lower Right and Numbered 51/120 in Lower Left. Pedro Friedeberg, Mexican (Born. 1936).Silkscreen "Gatos". Unframed. Signed Lower Right and Numbered 51/12...
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  • Untitled (Black and Silver)
    By Jesús Rafael Soto
    Located in Cuauhtemoc, Ciudad de México
    Untitled Signed Serigraphy 110 / 200 Stamp from Denise René Editeur, Paris France.
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  • Grand Slam
    By CHROMA aka Rick Wolfryd
    Located in Cuauhtemoc, Ciudad de México
    Signed. Abstract “digital and ideological reconstructions” In Rick's own humble fashion, he wishes to bring people in touch with moments and experiences of sheer beauty & joy amids...
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    2010s Abstract Abstract Prints

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    Photographic Paper, Digital, Inkjet

  • Reflejos
    Located in Cuauhtemoc, Ciudad de México
    Signed Edition 19/20
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