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Joan Miro. Lithograph "Barcelona Sala Gaspar". "Album 19" cover. 1964. Measurements 31x46 cm.

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Joan Miró (1893-1983). Lithograph "Barcelona Sala Gaspar". "Album 19" cover. 1964. Measurements 31x46 cm. Artwork in good condition. Signed on plate. Double page lithograph.

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