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Artist: William S. Taylor
William S. Taylor - 20th Century Oil, Lady in Yellow
By William S. Taylor
Located in Corsham, GB
Female study, oil on board. Signed to the lower left and dated '75.
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20th Century William S. Taylor Art
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Oil
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