Balinese Dancer
$ 50
Highly decorative movie poster of the 1937 German movie “Die Insel der Dämonen” (Island of demons) by Franz Würbel.
size image: 44 cm x 69 cm (M) or 75 cm x 115 cm (L, on canvas)
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| size | H 69 cm x W 44 cm (M) or H 115 cm x W 75 cm (L) |
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