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Kim Tschang-Yeul (Korean, b. 1929) - Waterdrops, frottage, 50.00 x 50.00 cm (1973)

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Euan Macleod (New Zealander, b. 1956, Christchurch, New Zealand) - Intersection from Painted Black exhibition Paintings: Oil, Mixed Media on Canvas

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danny o’connor - THE MIND GROWS WHEN YOU SING FROM THE SOUL




Universe has a form (series). digital sketches









The Cordovan artist Verónica Ruth Frías combines criticism and humour to deal with the construction of the feminine, motherhood, the masculinisation of culture or macho violence.
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Paintings by Soey Milk

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