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Artist: Erick Fernández
Crowd in blue
By Erick Fernández
Located in Guadalajara, Jalisco
Amazing piece by mexican contemporary artist Erick Fernández. His expressive and experienced language reflects in each stroke his ability to capture the moment that, together with it...
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2010s Abstract Erick Fernández Art

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Oil

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