2016 American Exhibition poster - Robert Indiana, Now and Then - Bates, Museum of Art (Numbered, Limited Edition Lithograph) monocle Each sheet measures 16

Name: 2016 American Exhibition poster - Robert Indiana, Now and Then - Bates, Museum of Art (Numbered, Limited Edition Lithograph) monocle Each sheet measures 16
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2016 American Exhibition poster - Robert Indiana, Now and Then - Bates, Museum of Art (Numbered, Limited Edition Lithograph) monocle Each sheet measures 16

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2016 American Exhibition poster Robert Indiana, Now and Then Bates, Museum of Art (Numbered, Limited Edition Lithograph) monocle Each sheet measures 16 Each sheet measures 16 Poster is in overall excellent condition with pinholes in all corners and a minor paper loss in the top and bottom left corners (which will disappear when the piece is framed) Postal Service postage stamp in 1973 Date: 2016

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