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Desan［orugan No.8］ 3

デッサン［ORGAN No.8］　3　

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Desan［orugan No.8］ 3

デッサン［ORGAN No.8］　3　

素描 / 昭和以降

建畠覚造 (1919－2006)

たてはた　かくぞう

1965（昭和40）頃

鉛筆、紙

25.3×35.6cm

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