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Rózsa

1969–1989
László Lakner
László Laknerpainter and graphic artist
Miklós Melocco
Miklós Meloccosculptor
Place of creation
Budapest
Identifier
AS0019426
Keywords
sculpturevisual arts1960s20th century1970s1980sstatue
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felállítás: 1989

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