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duncan macgregor , 'sailing/mooring', boat seascape, original painting, signed

Original price £1,500.00 - Original price £1,500.00
Original price
£1,500.00
£1,500.00 - £1,500.00
Current price £1,500.00
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Sailing/mooring

Duncan MacGregor (British, b.1961), abstract seascape depicting a yacht on water, acrylic on board, in gallery frame. 

Signed DMAC to bottom corner. DeMontfort Fine Art gallery labels and artist's biographical details verso.

Image measures approximately 60cm x 30cm and the frame 76cm x 47cm. Painting appears in clean condition with strong colours. Some minor storage marks/wear to frame. Ready to hang.

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