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GARY ROSS “Ecce Homo” Signed Lithograph #11/11
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“Ecce Homo” lithograph by artist Gary Ross shows a man from the shadows. The texture of the lithographic stone can be seen dappled across his yellowed skin, contrasting against the deep blue shadows. Signed and titled by artist, #11/11.
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