Stöhrer, Walter Stuttgart 1937 - 2000 Taarstedt, deutsc - photo 1
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Stöhrer, Walter Stuttgart 1937 - 2000 Taarstedt, deutsc

Lot 1497
30.06.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
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€ 150
AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 1497 | Stöhrer, Walter Stuttgart 1937 - 2000 Taarstedt, deutsc
Stöhrer, Walter Stuttgart 1937 - 2000 Taarstedt, deutscher Maler und Grafiker, Stud. an der Kunstakad. Karlsruhe bei HAP Grieshaber, ''Ohne Titel'', unten rechts sign und dat. (19)98, unten links num. 65/100, HxB: 39/49 cm (Bildmaß). Gewellt.
Artist:Walter Stöhrer (1937 - 2000)
Auction house category:Graphic
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