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The Earth Issue Shop Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13
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Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13

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Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13

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Technique: Pigment print / Epson Enhanced Matte Paper
Dimensions: 40 x 60 cm
Year: 2015
Edition: 10/10 +3 AP
Medium: Digital Collage

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