Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto". - Bukowskis

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"Pars pro toto"

Signed Englund and dated -77. Plastic and metal pegs. Height 38, width 30 cm.

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Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

Lars Englund, "Pars pro toto".

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