Unknown Hungarian painter
Acrobat with Constrictor, c.1960
24.8x29.3 cm
Chalk on paper
unsigned
Themes: Symbolic Painting Holiday Animal Male Nude Circus
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273 EUR / 304 USD / 295 CHF
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