Livio Apolloni

ByKaren Posted on Art Gallery

~  1904 - 1976

There was very little I could find except this magazine titled Le opere del Marchese de Sade, published in 1966 and 1977 with illustrations from Livio Apolloni.

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Latest Update: January 3, 2025 -> New page created for this artist (18 artworks)

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