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HANSON Duane. (Tourists). American hyperrealists. European realists. CNAC. 15/2 to 25/3/1974. Silkscreen poster and offset printing for the image. Marquet Paris. Folded, fair condition: restored edge tears, very slight repainting in the blue background. 78 x 55 cm Duane Hanson is an American sculptor known for his realistic, life-size works of people. His work is associated with hyperrealism and the Pop Art movement.

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HANSON Duane. (Tourists). American hyperrealists. European realists. CNAC. 15/2 to 25/3/1974. Silkscreen poster and offset printing for the image. Marquet Paris. Folded, fair condition: restored edge tears, very slight repainting in the blue background. 78 x 55 cm Duane Hanson is an American sculptor known for his realistic, life-size works of people. His work is associated with hyperrealism and the Pop Art movement.

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