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Yessy > ABSTRACT ART Large Huge Modern Art Paintings > Brown art earth tones > Earth tone landscape Last Apple 212
When considering to buy art you will purchase from a professional art gallery Studio Dapore located in the Wiregrass mall Dothan, Al. US Earth tone modern landscape Last Apple 212 20x24 inches Fawn tan burnt umber black white with sculpted textured 3d tree Modern abstract art by contemporary artist Theo Dapore. Acrylic on canvases original art. Acrylic watercolor technique landscape. Art Gallery Dapore Hand-painted original modern. Paintings are backstapled with painted sides. Top co...
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