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Artist: Masao Yamamoto
Untitled #1610, from the series "Kawa = Flow"
By Masao Yamamoto
Located in New York, NY
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Masao Yamamoto Art
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Untitled #134
By Masao Yamamoto
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From "Box of Ku"
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Masao Yamamoto Art
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Silver Gelatin
Untitled #1601, from the series "Kawa = Flow"
By Masao Yamamoto
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Masao Yamamoto Art
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