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Private Gallery
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Cow dung lamination sheet brush and ink watercolor metallic paint and graphite on paper plyboard and
wood (2 panels + set of eleven watercolor paintings)
Modern and Contemporary Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Purchase Tia Collection Gift 2022
Title: Private Gallery
Description:
Cow dung lamination sheet brush and ink watercolor metallic paint and graphite on paper plyboard and
wood (2 panels + set of eleven watercolor paintings).
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