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Edgar DEGAS (1834-1917) (after)
Dancer tying her tutu, 1957

Hand-stenciled lithograph in the workshop (Jacomet workshop)
Signed on the plate
On paper 32.5 x 23 cm mounted on vellum 47 x 36 cm

Excellent condition

Edgar DEGAS (1834-1917) (d'après)
Danseuse rattachant son tutu, 1957

Lithographie rehaussée au pochoir à la main (atelier Jacomet)
Signée dans la planche
Sur papier 32.5 x 23 cm appliqué sur vélin 47 x 36  cm

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Edgar Degas (1834-1917) - Danseuse rattachant son tutu

Lithograph - Plate signed - 1957

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Edgar Degas (after) Danseuse rattachant son tutu, 1957, a hand‑stenciled lithograph signed on the plate, in a limited edition, produced in France by Galerie, in excellent condition, on laid paper mounted to vellum, 47 × 36 cm (paper 32.5 × 23 cm).

Edgar Degas (1834-1917) - Danseuse rattachant son tutu

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Edgar Degas (after) Danseuse rattachant son tutu, 1957, a hand‑stenciled lithograph signed on the plate, in a limited edition, produced in France by Galerie, in excellent condition, on laid paper mounted to vellum, 47 × 36 cm (paper 32.5 × 23 cm).

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