Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS". - Bukowskis

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Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Hannu Väisänen, "THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Estimate

2 200 - 2 500 EUR

24 900 - 28 300 SEK

2 270 - 2 580 USD

Hammer price

2 600 EUR

Covered by droit de suite

By law, the buyer will pay an artist fee for this work of art. This fee is 5% of the hammer price, or less. For more information about this law:

Sweden: BUS
Finland: Kuvasto

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Hannu Väisänen

(Finland, Born 1951)

"THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS".

Sign. -93. Oil on canvas 120x90 cm.

Exhibitions

"The Seven Deadly Sins", Galleria Anhava 1993.

Literature

On the cover of the exhibitions catalogue of "The Seven Deadly Sins".

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