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Artist: Ron Carter
Pastels
By Ron Carter
Located in New York, NY
Ron Carter ( American, 1937 - ), "Pastels", Abstract Lithograph, 29.50 x 21, Late 20th Century, 1981
Colors: White, Blue, Orange, Red, Brown
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1980s Abstract Ron Carter Art
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