John Stark (British, 1979) - Watermelon on a Forest Floor (2025)
John Stark (British, 1979), Watermelon on a Forest Floor, 2025. Oil on wood panel, 75 x 100 cm.

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John Stark (British, 1979) - Watermelon on a Forest Floor (2025)
John Stark (British, 1979), Watermelon on a Forest Floor, 2025. Oil on wood panel, 75 x 100 cm.
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