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Artist: Antonio Amat
Antoni Amat VerticaL Red yellow Girona. original abstract mixed media
By Antonio Amat
Located in CORAL GABLES - MIAMI, FL
Girona. original abstract mixed media acrylic painting
Original work by the Spanish artist Antonio AMAT
Mixed technique
Signed by the artist
Antoni Amat
Ever since his artistic beg...
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Expressionist Antonio Amat Art
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