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Artist: Ewa Bathelier
Mellow Day
By Ewa Bathelier
Located in Boston, MA
Ewa Bathelier born in Warsaw, Poland graduated from medicine school and later was introduced to her artistic career. Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries around the wo...
Category
2010s Ewa Bathelier Art
Materials
Fabric, Acrylic
$15,000
Blue Dress
By Ewa Bathelier
Located in Boston, MA
Ewa Bathelier born in Warsaw, Poland graduated from medicine school and later was introduced to her artistic career. Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries around the wo...
Category
2010s Ewa Bathelier Art
Materials
Fabric, Acrylic
$15,000
Afternoon in Siena
By Ewa Bathelier
Located in Boston, MA
Ewa Bathelier born in Warsaw, Poland graduated from medicine school and later was introduced to her artistic career. Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries around the wo...
Category
2010s Ewa Bathelier Art
Materials
Fabric, Acrylic
Green Dress
By Ewa Bathelier
Located in Boston, MA
Ewa Bathelier born in Warsaw, Poland graduated from medicine school and later was introduced to her artistic career. Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries around the wo...
Category
2010s Ewa Bathelier Art
Materials
Fabric, Acrylic
$15,000
Black Dress
By Ewa Bathelier
Located in Boston, MA
Ewa Bathelier born in Warsaw, Poland graduated from medicine school and later was introduced to her artistic career. Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries around the wo...
Category
2010s Ewa Bathelier Art
Materials
Fabric, Acrylic
$15,000
Black tutu
By Ewa Bathelier
Located in Boston, MA
Ewa Bathelier born in Warsaw, Poland graduated from medicine school and later was introduced to her artistic career. Her paintings have been displayed in many galleries around the wo...
Category
2010s Ewa Bathelier Art
Materials
Fabric, Acrylic
$12,500
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