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Overpainted portrait of Marilyn Monroe

Keith Haring

Marilyn, 1981

MaterialSumi-Tusche und Offsetdruck auf Papier
Maße97,6 x 67,8 cm
Erwerbsjahr2019
InventarnummerUAB 1218
AusgestelltAktuell nicht ausgestellt
Copyright© The Keith Haring Foundation. Foto: Johannes Haslinger, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Museum Brandhorst, München

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