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Chinese White Dolphin

Living Fossils, oil painting & acrylic on panel, figurative, sea animals
By Alexis Kandra
Located in Jersey City, NJ
thought extinct but recently found prehistoric coelacanth and a Chinese white dolphin. figurative, sea
Category

2010s Contemporary Animal Paintings

Materials

Oil, Panel, Wood Panel

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