Musee National D'art Moderne Exhibition Poster 1956 - Paris, France

Year1956

Not Signed 

Condition Excellent - You must detail any flaws completely in the text box 

Framed with GlassSeller will replace with Plexiglass 

Purchased fromAuction House 2014 

Provenance / HistoryRachel Davis Fine Art Auctioneers. 

Story / Additional InfoLempert, Dr. Herbert Fritz. Kunstlerplakate Catalog #4, Bonn 1986, no. 1399. Exhibition Poster From 1956. Printed in Paris By Mourlot. Auction Receipt From Rachael Davis Fine Arts 

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LID73773

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