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World record of an S.64 plane - Montecelio - Marchetti - Italy (1928)
Impression polychrome originale. Anonymous. Text on the reverse. 1928

1928XXth Century
  • Date : 1928
  • Century : 20th Century
  • Period : IIIrd Republic
  • Technique : Print
  • Support : Paper
  • Sheet : 36.0 x 25.0 cm
  • Plate : 28.0 x 23.0 cm
  • Inventory N° : FR-61320
80€
(Frame not included)
  • Certificate of authenticity
  • Passepartout included
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Title

World record of an S.64 plane - Montecelio - Marchetti - Italy (1928)

Description

Impression polychrome originale. Anonymous. Text on the reverse. 1928

The Galerie Napoléon is pleased to propose to you this print printed 96 years ago (in 1928).

As for all the artworks of our collections, this print World record of an S.64 plane - Montecelio - Marchetti - Italy (1928) dating from 1928 is dispatched worldwide within 24H in a secured packaging, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity guaranteeing the name of the artists draughtsman, engraver, lithographer), the impression process used (Print) and its date (1928).

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The collection

This artwork is part of a collection of 101 prints entitled « Italy and the World in 1928 »

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