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Large illustration in Indian ink, watercolor and graphite on drawin…

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Malik : Large illustration in Indian ink, watercolor and graphite on drawing paper, created as a tribute to The Jungle Book. Composition featuring all the characters from Rudyard Kipling's novel. Signed. Dimensions : 55.3 x 36.8.

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Malik : Large illustration in Indian ink, watercolor and graphite on drawing paper, created as a tribute to The Jungle Book. Composition featuring all the characters from Rudyard Kipling's novel. Signed. Dimensions : 55.3 x 36.8.

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