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Joseph Beuys: Eine Innere Mongolei. Munich Residency by Joseph Beuys — VisualArtsDB

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Joseph Beuys: Eine Innere Mongolei. Munich Residency

Joseph Beuys: Eine Innere Mongolei. Munich Residency

Joseph Beuys: Eine Innere Mongolei. Munich Residency

1991

Medium: Print on paper
Dimensions: image: 839 x 592 mm
Museum: Tate

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