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23.25″W x 28.25″H
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ALI HANSEN “Fire and Ice” Mixed Media on Paper
$158.00
“Fire and Ice” mixed media on paper by Ali Hansen is abstracted with an intangible composition of dark, neutral tones. White speckles across the dark field at the top of the piece evoke a starry night sky above a linear, geometric shape. Framed in black, information tags on reverse. Numbered 3/79.
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