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Large Percisionist ModerN Oil Painting on Canvas by Allan Lorne Hecker
By Allan
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Located in Buffalo, NY
Large Percisionist ModerN Oil Painting on Canvas by Canadian artist Allan Lorne Hecker,,Titled "A Calder walking to the park" Hand executed.. Great use of color, TEXTURE and space..
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2010s Canadian Modern Allan and Co
Materials
Canvas, Wood, Paint
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