New Objectivity - unidentified representative of New Objectivity or Magical Real…

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New Objectivity - unidentified representative of New Objectivity or Magical Realism, c. 1940, Russian view of the Peter and Paul Fortress (Petropavlovskaya krepost) in St. Petersburg with pedestal and spherical finial in the foreground, watercolor on firm paper, indistinct monogram (SK?) lower right, and dated 1940, 17.3 x 23.3 cm

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New Objectivity - unidentified representative of New Objecti

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