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GIACOMO BALLA “Forze di paesaggio + Maioliche di Montelupo”, 1917 oil on paper on canvas, cm 60 x 80 Chasa dal Guvernatur - CH-7554 Sent, Switzerland info@gianenzosperone.com - www.gianenzosperone.com
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