Nostalgia by Biswajit Roy, Original Mixed Media Figurative Painting on Canvas, X-Large Horizontal Wall Art
Nostalgia by artist Biswajit Roy displayed in a Modern Lounge
Nostalgia by artist Biswajit Roy displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery
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Nostalgia by Biswajit Roy, Original Mixed Media Figurative Painting on Canvas, X-Large Horizontal Wall Art
Nostalgia by artist Biswajit Roy displayed in a Modern Lounge
Nostalgia by artist Biswajit Roy displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery

Nostalgia Mixed Media Figurative Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Mixed Media
Shape Horizontal
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_114329
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Original

Size

42x66

Material

Canvas

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