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Artist: Helga Hormann
Tanzszene
By Helga Hormann
Located in Wien, 9
The dancing couple with a seated lady is painted entirely in the style of New Objectivity. The seated lady in the foreground is depicted extremely frontally and looks directly out of...
Category
1970s Modern Helga Hormann Art
Materials
Oil, Wood
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