"Phalaena" notebook

Graph paper. Sewn binding. 29.5 x 20.5 cm

On the cover of this useful large-sized notebook is a detail from the work Phalaena (Carlos Verger Fioretti, 1920), in which a woman interpellates the viewer with a troubling expression.

€7.00

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