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Yvon TaillandierKapitipede Duo 2
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- Creator:Yvon Taillandier (1929, French)
- Dimensions:Height: 20.08 in (51 cm)Width: 27.96 in (71 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Saint Ouen, FR
- Reference Number:Seller: YT0061stDibs: LU64632767053
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