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Office Du Tourisme - Italie "L'Hiver en Sicile" 1926 Taormina (San Dominico Hôtel) Grand Hôtel et des Palmes (Palerme), Fabius Lorenzi

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Office Du Tourisme - Italie "L'Hiver en Sicile" 1926 Taormina (San Dominico Hôtel) Grand Hôtel et des Palmes (Palerme), Fabius Lorenzi
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Year
1926
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Illustrator
Fabius (Alberto Fabio) Lorenzi  (1880—1969)
Brand
Office du Tourisme - Italie (Italia) [Tourism]
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
U68-74707
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