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Late 20th Century Greek Greco Roman Denmark - Folk Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Mexican Folk Art Denmark - Folk Art
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1970s Ghanaian Vintage Denmark - Folk Art
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1940s American Vintage Denmark - Folk Art
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1930s American Vintage Denmark - Folk Art
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1930s American Folk Art Vintage Denmark - Folk Art
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