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R.B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, 63/70 Screenprint 1972 Industrial Object Leica An Illustrated History Volume 011

Name: R.B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, 63/70 Screenprint 1972 Industrial Object Leica An Illustrated History Volume 011
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R.B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, 63/70 Screenprint 1972 Industrial Object Leica An Illustrated History Volume 011

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R.B. Kitaj, The Adding Machine, 63 70 Screenprint 1972 Industrial Object Leica An Illustrated History Volume 011 Leica An Illustrated History Volume 1 Cameras" A painted carved wooden Mexican Santo from the first half of the 19th century with articulating arms and expressive paintings Kitaj produced kaleidoscopic figurations

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