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Carousel – Spinning Fast I
$1,100.00
“Carousel-Spinning Fast 1″, belongs to “Carousel” series.
W25.5″ X H19.5”, pen and ink on paper.
Original artwork, signed by artist Oleg Lipchenko.
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W25.5″ X H19.5", pen and ink on paper.
Original artwork, signed by artist Oleg Lipchenko, belongs to “Carousel” series.
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Spinning Fast IV
W25.5″ X H19.5", pen and ink on paper.
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