Junko Hagiwara - Hotel Westend Central
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JHpr02
A$120.00
A$120.00
per item
Please note, this is an official print of the artwork with a certificate of authenticity from Junko Hagiwara.
42 x 29.7 cm
Year: 2015
About the work...
Junko Hagiwara simply creates what she sees. There are no theories, ego, career-mindedness, first drafts, photographic sources, image manipulation or any other baggage involved. Her choice of medium commits every brushstroke to the surface, in a representation of visual truth.
42 x 29.7 cm
Year: 2015
About the work...
Junko Hagiwara simply creates what she sees. There are no theories, ego, career-mindedness, first drafts, photographic sources, image manipulation or any other baggage involved. Her choice of medium commits every brushstroke to the surface, in a representation of visual truth.
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