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Artist: Vincenzo Agnetti
Seven seals - Original Screenprint by Vincenzo Agnetti - Late 20th Century
By Vincenzo Agnetti
Located in Roma, IT
Seven seals is an original screenprint on black paper realized by Italian artist Vincenzo Agnetti.
Hand-signed on the lower right.
Titled on the lower center in Italian
Numbered, edition of 14/70...
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Late 20th Century Abstract Vincenzo Agnetti Art
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Screen
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