| Artist | |
|---|---|
| Date | 1976 |
| Technique | |
| Dimensions |
Tony Grylla, Gainsbourg, Paris, 1976
1,400.00€
Tony Grylla, Gainsbourg, Paris, 1976
Silver photography, no 5/30, 41 x 50 cm
Categories: Black & white, Photography, Celebrities
Tags: black & white, black and white, celebrité, czarno-biała, fotografia, fotografia analogowa, gainsbar, gainsbourg, grylla, noir et blanc, photo, photographie, photography, serge gainsbourg, silver photography, star, tirage argentique, tony grylla
Style / period: CONTEMPORARY ART
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