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Artist: Palmer Schoppe
Mardi Gras: Commedia Dell'Arte
By Palmer Schoppe
Located in West Hollywood, CA
Presenting a lifetime masterpiece painting by American artist Palmer Schoppe (1912-2001.) Mardi Gras: Commedia Dell’Arte, is an original oil on can...
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1980s Realist Palmer Schoppe Art

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Oil

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