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Etching soft-ground etching drypoint photogravure electric tools and watercolor, A Temple of Flora
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A Temple of Flora, Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Chuck Close 1978
Jim Dine (Artist) Photogravure by Deli Sacilotto (Artist) Mitchell Friedman (Printer) Pace Prints (Publisher)
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1978
Title: Tulips
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Etching soft-ground etching drypoint photogravure electric tools and watercolor, A Temple of Flora.
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