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Gold Stone, from Primary Series, Lee Krasner, 1969
Lee Krasner, ritrattoLee KrasnerStati Uniti, 1908–1984

Gold Stone, from Primary Series

1969 · Print · 57.47 × 76.2 cm

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Minneapolis Institute of Art

Minneapolis, Stati Uniti

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P.79.168.2

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StampeLitografiaArte del dopoguerraXX secoloStati Uniti

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