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Light Buttress, by Kenneth Draper, pastel, paper, framed, abstract, England
By Kenneth Draper
Located in Santa Fe, NM
frame size 27.5" x 25.5" Light Buttress, by Kenneth Draper, pastel, paper, framed, abstract, England
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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Expressionist Kenneth Draper Art

Materials

Oil Pastel

Enclosures, contemporary abstract drawing on canvas, red yellow, white, green
By Kenneth Draper
Located in Santa Fe, NM
Enclosures, contemporary abstract drawing on canvas, red yellow, white, green unique will be shipped with display frame
Category

1990s Abstract Kenneth Draper Art

Materials

Oil Pastel

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