Tatyana PALCHUK (Latvian artist, b. 1954)
'The Light' (1996) Oil on canvas (Unfr…

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Tatyana PALCHUK (Latvian artist, b. 1954) 'The Light' (1996) Oil on canvas (Unframed but stretched) Signed and dated lower right 120 x 170 cm.

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Tatyana PALCHUK (Latvian artist, b. 1954)

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