Postcard from Venice/Holiday Postcard
Catalog no.
0245
Year
1955
Subject
City and street
Media
Oil and Acrylics /
Acrylic on canvas
Size (H x W)
22 x 27 inches
Availability
For sale, Priced
Price
£655
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This was worked up in the 90s from an original painting in the 1950s.
Signed on 'street sign' on left of painting : 'P.B.B. 14.10.16'
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