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Artist: Joan Soppe
"She Remained Still - Figure 28, " Etching with Mixed Media
By Joan Soppe
Located in Milwaukee, WI
"She Remained Still - Figure 28" is an original etching and mixed media piece by Joan Soppe. It depicts a wire bed frame and fields of color and text. This piece is edition 14/50.
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1990s Joan Soppe Prints and Multiples
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