Angel Tree - Mitch DOBROWNER

Angel Tree

Mitch DOBROWNER

Angel Tree, 2005

Original photography

Pigments ink

40 x 50 cm / 16 x 20 inch

Overall edition of 50

Signed, numbered and titled by the artist

Certificate of authenticity & biography

€2,500.00

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Data sheet

Format : Horizontal

Type : Black & White

Theme : Landscape

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