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Jean-Marc Louis "Market 16" 2017
By Jean-Marc Louis
Located in Hudson, NY
Contemporary artist Jean-Marc Louis created this work in 2017. Titled, "Market 16 (Ref #9252)," the work is pastel and acrylic on paper. Like all of Louis's work, the frame is an i...
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Jean-Marc Louis "Petit Zom," 2017
By Jean-Marc Louis
Located in Hudson, NY
The abstract portrait from 2017, shown here, is by contemporary artist Jean-Marc Louis. Titled "Petit Zom (Ref #7968)," it is pastel on paper and, like all of Louis's works, finished...
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2010s Belgian Modern Jean-Marc Louis Furniture
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