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The Larsen Gallery has specialized in consigning fine art for sale on the secondary market for more than 28 years. We also host two annual Larsen Art Auctions. This year's fall auction will be held on October 23rd, 2021. Visit LarsenArtAuction.com for more information.
Title: Larsen Gallery
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The Larsen Gallery has specialized in consigning fine art for sale on the secondary market for more than 28 years.
We also host two annual Larsen Art Auctions.
This year's fall auction will be held on October 23rd, 2021.
Visit LarsenArtAuction.
com for more information.
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