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Artist: Ivan Turetskyy
Ivan Turetskyy - Euphoria, painting, contemporary, futurist, abstract, movement
By Ivan Turetskyy
Located in London, GB
Ivan Turetskyy (b.1956) Euphoria 2018 oil on canvas 120 x 85 cm signed, titled, dated and marked with the artisi's thumbprint (on the verso) Price: £13...
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2010s Futurist Ivan Turetskyy Art

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Canvas, Oil

The waves of warm memories
By Ivan Turetskyy
Located in London, GB
oil on canvas
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2010s Ivan Turetskyy Art

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Canvas, Oil

Fiery touch
By Ivan Turetskyy
Located in London, GB
signed (lower right); signed, titled, dated and marked with the artist’s thumbprint (on the verso) PROVENANCE Portal 11 Art Gallery, Kiev, Ukraine (acquired from the artist)
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21st Century and Contemporary Ivan Turetskyy Art

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Canvas, Oil, Acrylic

Parfume. Composition No 1
By Ivan Turetskyy
Located in London, GB
oil on canvas
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2010s Ivan Turetskyy Art

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Canvas, Oil

light from the past
By Ivan Turetskyy
Located in London, GB
oil on canvas
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2010s Ivan Turetskyy Art

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Canvas, Oil

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