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Artist: Steven Pollack
Medium: Glitter
Rie Miyazawa Mona Lisa (after da Vinci), Pop Art Lithograph by Steven Pollack
Located in Long Island City, NY
Rie Miyazawa Mona Lisa (after da Vinci)
Steven Pollack
Date: 1992
Lithograph and Superfine Glitter on Paper, Signed in Pencil
Edition of PP 1
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Lithograph, Glitter
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