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Leopoldo Novoa

Object ‘Déplacement et trou’ by Leopoldo Novoa, France, 1971
Located in Stockholm, SE
Object ‘Déplacement et trou’ by Leopoldo Novoa, France, 1971. Acrylic on canvas on relief
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Vintage 1970s French Contemporary Art

Materials

Canvas

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Abstract Painting by Leopoldo Novoa
Located in Pasadena, CA
Abstract Painting on cardboard by Leopoldo Novoa
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Vintage 1970s Uruguayan Paintings

Oil on Cardboard by Leopoldo Novoa
Located in Pasadena, CA
Leopoldo Novoa is born in Uruguay and studied in Spain and Montevideo, Uruguay. He lived and worked
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Vintage 1960s Uruguayan Paintings

Materials

Wood, Cardboard

Abstract Oil Painting by Leopoldo Novoa
Located in Pasadena, CA
Leopoldo Novoa in 1966. Novoa was born in Uruguay in 1929. He studied painting in Spain and in
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Vintage 1960s Uruguayan Paintings

An Abstract Oil Painting by Leopoldo Novoa
Located in Pasadena, CA
Leopoldo Novoa in 1966. Novoa was born in Uruguay in 1929. He studied painting in Spain and in
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Vintage 1960s Uruguayan Paintings

Oil on Carboard signed Novoa
Located in Pasadena, CA
Leopoldo Novoa is born in Uruguay and studied in Spain and Montevideo, Uruguay. He lived and work
Category

Vintage 1960s Uruguayan Paintings

Oil on Carboard signed Novoa
Oil on Carboard signed Novoa
W 28.5 in D 22.5 in
"Rogue A Deux Elements" by Leopoldo Novoa
By Leopoldo Nóvoa
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Red three dimensional painting "Rogue A Deux Elements" by Leopoldo Novoa (1919-2012).
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Vintage 1970s Paintings

Materials

Metal

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