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Jean Dubuffet, Parade nuptiale (Courtship) (W. 1099) (1973)
Title: Jean Dubuffet, Parade nuptiale (Courtship) (W. 1099) (1973)
Description:
Screenprint in colours, on tan Canson paper, with full margins.
, 39.
4 × 33.
5 cm.
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