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Artist: Roberto Suraci
FLOWERS - Roberto Suraci - Still Life Oil on Canvas Italian Painting
By Roberto Suraci
Located in Napoli, IT
Flowers - Italian oil on canvas painting. Italy, 2007, Roberto Suraci, cm.70x50
Flower Still Life depicts a lush variety of different flowers, Roberto Suraci combines a complex and ...
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Early 2000s Italian School Roberto Suraci Art
Materials
Canvas, Oil
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