NHS IB VISUAL ART: luscious example of multiples

Thursday, January 26, 2012

luscious example of multiples

Kim Froshin , 2010
media: acrylic, ink, collaged papers,playing cards , dry pigment, pencils,on heavy illustration board mounted to archival board
size :32"x 32"

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