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Emotions grow fainter like a perfume, object box, mixed…

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Winter, Christoper. Emotions grow fainter like a perfume, object box, mixed media, signed and dated. 40 x 55,5 x 4,5 cm. D

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Winter, Christoper. Emotions grow fainter like a perfume, object box, mixed media, signed and dated. 40 x 55,5 x 4,5 cm. D

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