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H 84 in W 60 in D 1.88 in
Stunning Large Red Abstract by Noted Ny Artist Marianne Stikas
By Marianne Stikas
Located in Palm Springs, CA
NC Michael Trapp, Cornwall, CT Lambertson-Truex, New York, NY David Anderson, St. Louis, MO
Canvas
1993 Abstract Oil on Canvas by Marianne Stikas
By Marianne Stikas
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Newark Museum. Shearson Lehman Hutton. Weatherspoon Gallery, University of NC. Michael Trapp
Beautiful oil noted well exhibited NY artist Marianne Stikas
By Marianne Stikas
Located in Palm Springs, CA
, University of NC Michael Trapp, Cornwall, CT Lambertson-Truex, New York, NY
Canvas
Wonderful Oil on Canvas by Noted NYC artist Marianne Stikas
By Marianne Stikas
Located in Palm Springs, CA
, University of NC Michael Trapp, Cornwall, CT Lambertson-Truex, New york, NY
Canvas
Large oil on canvas by the noted NY artist Marianne Stikas
Located in Palm Springs, CA
, Sean Scully and Michael McKeown) 1989 "Art on Paper/1989", Weatherspoon Art Gallery 1988
Canvas
Vibrant 1995 oil by the well exhibited ny artist Marianne Stikas
Located in Palm Springs, CA
Hutton Weatherspoon Gallery, University of NC Michael Trapp, Cornwall, CT Lambertson
Canvas
Vintage Leather Wing Chair
Located in Stamford, CT
Vintage Leather Wing Chair, from a Greenwich, CT estate sale decorated by Michael Trapp
Pair of Louis XIV Style Os de Mouton Fauteuils Styled by Michael Trapp
By Michael Trapp
Located in Pau, FR
by Michael Trapp, with removed upholstery, seat and rear covered in burlap, nailhead trim and exposed
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