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Autor: Manuel Beá (Barcelona, 1934). Título: sin título. Descripción: técnica mixta sobre papel firmada y fechada 87. Medidas sin marco 21x31 cm. Enmarcado. Obra con signos de la edad. Mancha de humedad en la esquina inferior derecha.
Author: Manuel Beá (Barcelona, 1934). Title: untitled. Description: mixed media on canvas glued to table. Signed and dated 66 in the upper right corner. Ink seal of the Galerie Chichio Haller in Zürich on the back. Frameless measures 36.5x35.5 cm. Measures with frame 46x44 cm. Artwork in good condition with signs of age.
Diego Manuel Rodriguez. Oil on canvas "Sad Knight". Hand signed. 31x21 cm. Mounted on board.
Antonio Beneyto. Ink and color drawing on paper. Surrealism. Hand signed. 18.5x10.5 cm. On reused sheet with side cut.
Juan Rodríguez. Ink and watercolor drawing on paper "Dragon, Knight, and Truck." Hand-signed. 1989. 25.5 x 36.5 cm.
Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez. Watercolor on paper. “The Billiard Game.” Hand-signed. With a watercolor on the back, “Grove, Garden, and Small Palace.” 35 x 50 cm. Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez (1937–2018). Spanish illustrator and cartoonist, credited with several covers of the so-called “penny-dollar novels” (pocket books) published by Editorial Bruguera, and as the graphic artist for the Hardy Boys series in the Historias Selección series, also published by Editorial Bruguera.
Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez. Watercolor on paper. “Courtyard, old woman, dog and cat.” Hand-signed. 35x25 cm. Carlos Enrique Lencinas Gómez (1937-2018). Spanish illustrator and cartoonist, credited with several covers of the so-called "penny paperbacks" (bolsilibros) for various Bruguera publishing houses, and as the graphic artist for the Hardy Boys series in the Historias Selección series, also for the same publisher.
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