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Artist: Gonzalo Dominguez Escobar
Woman in green, Painting, Oil on Canvas
By Gonzalo Dominguez Escobar
Located in Yardley, PA
There was a time that I thought I didn't like cats. Until my wife and I adopted one.. Now, I couldn't imaging my life without Patti ( my cat) Woman in green is for them, Patti an...
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2010s Other Art Style Gonzalo Dominguez Escobar Art
Materials
Oil
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