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RIVER OF WOMEN by Tao Aimin

January 1, 2010 Contributed By: Tao Aimin

RIVER OF WOMEN NO. 1 (2005) oil painting on used wooden washboards, fishing line, lights, washing machines sound track
RIVER OF WOMEN NO. 1 (2005)

oil painting on used wooden washboards, fishing line, lights, washing machines sound track
RIVER OF WOMEN NO. 2 (2005) oil painting on used wooden washboards, fishing line, lights, washing machines sound track
RIVER OF WOMEN NO. 2 (2005)

oil painting on used wooden washboards, fishing line, lights, washing machines sound track

 

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Filed Under: Art Posted On: January 1, 2010

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