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Petite Hommage à Thomas Mann II. .
Language: German
Seller: Antiquariat Clemens Paulusch GmbH, Berlin, Germany
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Aquatinta, Radierung v. Pravoslav Sowak, 1967, 21 x 17,8 (H) (33,1 x 25,7 Blattgr.) Auf festem Velin gedruckt. - Sauber und breitrandig. Unter der Grafik mit Bleistift gewidmet und als "e.a." bezeichnet: " Für Herrn Geist mit herzlichen Grüssen Ihr Sowak. Praha X. 67. " . In Tinte signiert und datiert. Unten links mit Bleistift betitelt. - Pravoslav Sovak (* 30. 08. 1926 als Pravoslav Sovák in Vysoké Mıto - 10. 06. 2022 in Hergiswil).
