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James Siena
Forma enfadada amb dents, 2013
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EUR 1,200
James Siena
Línies pesades i infectades , 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
Línies sortint de l'obscuritat, 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
Cova, 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
Membre , 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
La por, 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
Fletxes ortogonals decreixents, 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
Fletxes rodones, 2011
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EUR 800
James Siena
Camí de fletxes entre línies paral.leles , 2011
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EUR 800
Laure Prouvost
This print wished you would...., 2015
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EUR 1,000
Laure Prouvost
It calms us both 3 , 2014
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Laure Prouvost
It calms us both 2 , 2014
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EUR 1,200
Laure Prouvost
It calms us both 1, 2014
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EUR 1,200
Liliana Porter
Vals , 2007
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EUR 1,400
Liliana Porter
Pato, 2007
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EUR 1,400
Liliana Porter
Concierto, 2007
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EUR 1,400
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