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Artist: Bernadette Kelly
Femme Nue Allongée - Original Lithograph by B. Kelly - 1980s
By Bernadette Kelly
Located in Roma, IT
Femme Nue Allongée is a sensual color lithograph realized by Bernadette Kelly (1933-) in the 20th century. Dimensions: cm 32 x 24. Very good conditions. This suggestive artwork is ...
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1980s Bernadette Kelly Prints and Multiples

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Lithograph

La Ville - Original Lithograph by B. Kelly - 1980s
By Bernadette Kelly
Located in Roma, IT
La Ville is an original print realized by Bernadette Kelly (1933-) in the 20th century. Suggestive color lithograph representing a nocturnal urban landscape. Dimensions: cm 32 x 24...
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Femme Nue Allongée sur Canapé - Original Lithograph by B. Kelly - 1980s
By Bernadette Kelly
Located in Roma, IT
Femme Nue Allongée sur Canapé is a sensual color lithograph realized by Bernadette Kelly (1933-) in the 20th century. Dimensions: cm 32 x 24. Very good conditions.
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1980s Bernadette Kelly Prints and Multiples

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Lithograph

Landscape - Original Lithograph by B. Kelly - 1980s
By Bernadette Kelly
Located in Roma, IT
Landscape is an original print realized by Bernadette Kelly (1933-) in the 20th century. Color lithograph representing a urban landscape. Dimensions: cm 32 x 24. Very good conditions.
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1980s Bernadette Kelly Prints and Multiples

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Lithograph

Femme Nue Recroquevillée - Original Lithograph by B. Kelly - 1980s
By Bernadette Kelly
Located in Roma, IT
Femme Nue Recroquevillée is a beautiful color lithograph realized by Bernadette Kelly (1933-) in the 20th century. Dimensions: cm 32 x 24. Very good conditions. This touching artwo...
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1980s Bernadette Kelly Prints and Multiples

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