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Screenprint and giclée in colors with embossing and gold leaf, on wove paper, 2005, signed and dated in gold ink, numbered 147/250, co-published by Afroco and Victoria Miro Gallery, London
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Screenprint and giclée in colors with embossing and gold leaf, on wove paper, 2005, signed and dated in gold ink, numbered 147/250, co-published by Afroco and Victoria Miro Gallery, London
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