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Janet Kenyon painting

Janet Kenyon (british, B.1959) -view From The Thames Path, London- Oil Painting, Signed

View from the Thames Path

Janet Kenyon (British, b.1959), ‘View from the Thames Path, London’, oil on paper painting, framed.
Image measures approximately 55cm x 76cm and the frame 87cm x 107cm.
As new in protective wrapping.
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Features Framed|Signed
Medium Oil
Originality Original
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