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Salvador Dalí: "La Divina Comedia, Infierno canto 22"

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Autor: Salvador Dalí. Descripción: xilografía sobre papel BFK Rives. Pertenece a Ilustraciones para La divina comedia de Dante, infierno canto 22. Editada por Editions d´art Les Heures Claires - Paris 1962. Referencia Catálogo Albert Field páginas 189-200. Medidas sin marco 33x26 cm. Obra en buenas condiciones con signos de la edad.

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