Dibujo Trailer (1961)
Direct paint on celluloid by Galician surrealist painter Eugenio Granell.
Watch the official Dibujo 1961 trailer in HD below or find more Dibujo videos on Vidimovie.
Direct paint on celluloid by Galician surrealist painter Eugenio Granell.
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Spain 01 July 1961
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