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Yves Clerc (b. 1947)

Lot 206: YVES CLERC

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b. 1947 JEUNE FEMME AU CHAPEAU Signed, dated 1989 and inscribed No. 27 Oil on canvas 63 1/2 by 45in. 161.3 by 114.3cm. Literature Bruno Foucart, Yves Clerc, Paris, 1992, illustrated.

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Yves Clerc (b. 1947)

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