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Alfonso Costa Beiro: dibujo sin título

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SUB_576_23775

Autor: Alfonso Costa Beiro (Noia, La Coruña, 1943). Título: Sin título. Descripción: dibujo a tinta sobre papel firmado en el ángulo inferior derecho. Medidas sin marco 26x18 cm. Obra en buenas condiciones con signos de la edad.

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