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Artist: Dong Zhenadao
Fishing Pond in the Commune
By Dong Zhenadao
Located in New York, NY
Chinese Propaganda Poster. 1974
53 x 77 cm. Aprox. 21 x 30 1⁄4 inches. People's Publishing House, He Bei Province. Rare image.
Vintage Chinese Poster...
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1970s Modern Dong Zhenadao Art
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Screen
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