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Artist: Andrew Black
Scottish Marine
By Andrew Black
Located in West Hollywood, CA
An exceptional early watercolor by Scottish artist Andrew Black. "Scottish Marine", is an original watercolor, signed, c.1885, with an image dimesnion of 4 x 6 inches.
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Late 19th Century Impressionist Andrew Black Art

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Watercolor

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