Paintings and Watercolours by Graham Sutherland | Lefevre Gallery exhibition catalogue, 1975

Paintings and Watercolours by Graham Sutherland | Lefevre Gallery exhibition catalogue, 1975

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Paintings and Watercolours by Graham Sutherland | Lefevre Gallery exhibition catalogue, 1975Paintings and Watercolours by Graham Sutherland. Catalogue to accompany the exhibition held at Lefevre Gallery between 10 April and 3 May 1975. 24 x 18 cm Marks and scuffs sunning to cover. Pen mark to the side of titles on some pages. Some pages are loose from binding. For reference only. Please see photos. 57 pages

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