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THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE by the Gao Brothers

January 1, 2010 Contributed By: Gao Brothers

THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 1 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 1 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 2 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 2 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 3 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 3 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 6 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 6 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 9 (2000)
THE UTOPIA OF THE 20-MINUTE EMBRACE NO. 9 (2000)

 

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Filed Under: Art, Featured Art Posted On: January 1, 2010

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