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Illustration: Cy Twombly, Bacchanalia - Winter (5 Days in February), 1977 at Museum Brandhorst in Munich part of the Collection Brandhorst

Cy Twombly

Bacchanalia – Winter (5 Days in February), 1977

Übersetzter TitelBacchanalien - Winter (5 Tage im Februar)
MaterialCollage; Öl, Kreide, Bleistift, Gouache auf Fabriano Papier, Klebeband
Maße102,1 x 150,2 cm
InventarnummerUAB 455
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