Amy Kang Prints and Multiples
Amy Kang is a professional painter and cellist based in New York. She studied painting at the Ecole Marchutz (Aix-en-Provence, France).
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Artist: Amy Kang
Dice Games - Limited Edition Framed Print
By Amy Kang
Located in New York, NY
Dice Games is an abstract fine art limited edition print.
Comes framed in black, white or natural frame on Hahnemuhle paper. Message us for framing options.
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2010s Abstract Amy Kang Prints and Multiples
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