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Africa 
Karol Kozlowski
Photographed by Gavin Ashworth
Mountain Landscape
Africa 
Karol Kozlowski
Photographed by Gavin Ashworth
Africa Karol Kozlowski Photographed by Gavin Ashworth
Record Details

Mountain Landscape

Artist ((1885–1969))
Date1920–1935
Place/RegionNew York, United States
MediumOil on canvas
Dimensions27 × 50"
Credit LineFrom The Abril Lamarque Collection, Gift of Martha Lamarque Sarno Elvers
Accession number1991.21.1
CopyrightCopyright for this work is under review.
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