Birth of Caribbean Venus
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Birth of Caribbean Venus. 2007.
Original Oil on canvas
Available as printed Glicee.
Dimensions: 60 x 40 inches
*This is a one of a kind Artist’s Proof print of the original oil on canvas painting.
Price includes the rights to the image and the NFT
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