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46″W x 34.25″H
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Original Landscape Painting – Signed
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Signed V. Signer, and housed in an ornate gold frame, an original landscape painting. An excellent composition of color study, the artist uses a flash of color to anchor the predominate use of monochromatic hues. An impasto technique adds an energy to the stillness of this landscape study.
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