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Walter Stomps Abstract Crayon Drawing, 1961
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Walter Stomps, Jr. (Kentucky/Ohio, 1929 – 2020) Untitled (abstract), 1961 Crayon on paper Signed
Category

Vintage 1960s American Expressionist Drawings

Materials

Paper, Crayon

Walter Stomps Signed 1959 “Seated Nude” Oil on Canvas Abstract Painting
By Walter E. Stomps, Jr.
Located in Indianapolis, IN
A 1959 abstract oil on canvas painting by the American artist Walter Stomps (1929-2020). Titled
Category

Vintage 1950s American Modern Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Wood, Paint

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