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    10 - 12 July 2007

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    • Roberto Crippa (ITALIAN, 1921-
    Lot 358

    Roberto Crippa (ITALIAN, 1921-1972)

    Untitled

    Price realised

    USD 18,000

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    USD 5,000 - USD 7,000

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    Roberto Crippa (ITALIAN, 1921-1972)
    Untitled
    oil on canvas
    23½ x 27½ in. (59.7 x 69.9 cm.), unframed

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