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Maggie Hasbrouck, Carnal Flower Dance (2017)

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PHOTO-ENCAUSTIC WITH CRUSHED GLASS, 48 × 60 in
Title: Maggie Hasbrouck, Carnal Flower Dance (2017)
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PHOTO-ENCAUSTIC WITH CRUSHED GLASS, 48 × 60 in.

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