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Artist: Libuse Knotek
Original Chow Chow Illustration
By Libuse Knotek
Located in New York, NY
Original watercolor and colored pencil illustration of a Chow Chow dog by Libuse Knotek. Likely an illustration for the "Atlas Illustrado de Animales..."...
Category
1990s Libuse Knotek Art
Materials
Color Pencil, Paper, Watercolor
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