William Sweetlove
(1949)
CLONED RED GOAT
silkscreen on cardboard, 25x16.5 cm; es…

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William Sweetlove (1949) CLONED RED GOAT silkscreen on cardboard, 25x16.5 cm; est. 62/100 signature and print run

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