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Pepe Linares "Liquid Auroras" (2024)

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Pepe Linares, Barcelona 1961, Artwork "Liquid Auroras," year 2024. Dimensions 50x79cm (Height x Width), oil on canvas. The Artwork is hand-signed in the lower right corner. This realistic Artwork showcases the artist's masterful handling of light and color. The Artwork includes a certificate of authenticity and is in perfect condition.

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