Abstraktes Acrylgemälde "Eindringen in Schwarz III" von Margret Rinke (geb. 1943), 1974

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Abstraktes Acrylgemälde "Eindringen in Schwarz III" von Margret Rinke (geb. 1943), 1974*ACRYLGEMLDE MARGRET RINKE EINDRINGEN IN SCHWARZ III 1974 BRAUN GELB zum Verkauf steht ein Gemlde * ein Acrylgemlde * auf Papier * eine abstrakte Komposition auf braunem Grund * von Margret Rinke (geb. 1943) * auf der Rckseite betitelt: Eindringen in Schwarz III * aus dem Jahr 1974 * unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert und datiert * Konstruktiv konkreter Kunst * Original * Margret Rinke ist 1943 geboren, lebt in Ahlen. Schwerpunkte sind Arbeiten

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