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Olympia / Brighton. 1893. Pal.30 ¾ x 49 3/8 in./78 x 125.3 cmJust as Pal was arriving to Pari

Hendricus Jansen (1867-1921), “Dat Liedekin” by Heere Halewine, 1904Source

artist-chagall:The Summer Evening, 1968, Marc ChagallMedium: lithography,paperhttps://www.wikiart.or

Abadie Papier a Cigarettes. E. Hilda.12 7/8 x 17 3/8 in./32.7 x 44.2 cmTurns out, you can add a cat

Motobécane. ca. 1929. Geo Ham.46 ¾ x 31 in./118.7 x 78.7 cmGeo Ham had a need: a need for spe

Dubonnet. 1933. A. M. Cassandre.Each: 11 5/8 x 15 in./29.5 x 38 cmCassandre’s most popular and endur

Nanoshape imprint lithography using molecular dynamics of polymer crosslinkingNanoscale applications

Balarama by Calcutta Art Studio, Bengal

“7 of spectral danger.” The danger fifthby Dorothea Tunning (1949)

Sadhbuja Gouranga by Bowbajar, Calcutta, Bengal

Sadhu, lithography, Bowbazar, Calcutta

Wagner and his Muse from Julien, Adolphe, Richard Wagner, sa vie et ses œuvres, 1886. Typ 815 86.469

Börje Veslen, Flyende Harpya, 1959

Rudolf Schulte im Hofe PortraitLithograph, 1901

Viktor Olgyai, Téli szürkület (Winter dusk), 1902

expressionism-art:Figures in a Landscape, 1937, Jackson PollockMedium: lithography

La Dolce Vita. 1959. Giorgio Olivetti. 55 x 77 ½ in./139.5 x 196.7 cmOne of the greatest film

Lot 191. Anemici, by Anonymous, 1909. 49 ½ x 64 ½ in./125.7 x 163.8 cmThat scarlet blu

Moravian Teachers0 Choir, 1911, Alphonse MuchaMedium: lithography

artist-mucha:6th Sokol Festival, 1912, Alphonse MuchaMedium: lithography

artist-mucha:MedeaMedium: lithography

Paul Bürck, Schalmei-Bläser, 1907

artist-chagall:Lovers for Berggruen (The offering), 1965, Marc ChagallMedium: lithography,paper

artist-kandinsky:Orange, 1923, Wassily KandinskyMedium: lithography,paper

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