Madeleine Cocolas - Stalactite
from The Exquisite Corpse by Various Artists
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Poster/PrintBeautiful Limited edition screen print of artwork from The Exquisite Corpse by Lucille Clerc. Printed heritage book white 315gsm paper 305 mm x 305 mm. The print comes with digital download of the album (once released). (Frame not included)ships out within 3 days
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bigo & twigetti London, UK
Bigo & Twigetti is a London based record label mixing classical music, electronica, sound design and a few other things.
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