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David Hockney, Tulips, from 'Culture Carriers Stamp Out Art' (1971)

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Lithograph attached to franked envelope, 15.3 × 22.8 cm
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Title: David Hockney, Tulips, from 'Culture Carriers Stamp Out Art' (1971)
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Lithograph attached to franked envelope, 15.
3 × 22.
8 cm.

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