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Vladimir Lebedev, Russian Constructivist 1920s abstract modern watercolor modernist non-objective (ca. 1920s)
Title: Vladimir Lebedev, Russian Constructivist 1920s abstract modern watercolor modernist non-objective (ca. 1920s)
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Watercolor on paper, 20 × 16 × 2 in.
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