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Simon Bang (Danish, b. 1960, Denmark) - 1: The Blind Spot, 2022 2: Between the Lampposts, 2022 3: Die Blaue Strasse, 2022 4: The Incident, 2022, Paintings: Acrylic on Canvas
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