A pair of c. 1950's Italian oils on canvas
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A pair of c. 1950's Italian oils on canvas
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A pair of c. 1950's Italian oils on canvas. Each canvas depicts a different topiary tree set within a Classically inspired container.
64.50 in. H x 35.75 in. W
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