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Plan Of Nakanoshima Project, Osaka, Japan

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Crayon on lithograph
Modern and Contemporary Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Tadao Ando architect 1988
Tadao Ando (Artist)
Drawings
1980
Title: Plan Of Nakanoshima Project, Osaka, Japan
Description:
Crayon on lithograph.
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