Ben Nicholson (English, 1894-1982) - 1979 (Elephantine), oil, felt-tip pen and wash on board mounted on board, 62.40 x 70.20 cm (1979)

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Ben Nicholson (English, 1894-1982) - 1979 (Elephantine), oil, felt-tip pen and wash on board mounted on board, 62.40 x 70.20 cm (1979)
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