Shimmering Snail I - Radiographic Photography Artwork by Albert Koetsier - 24-in champagne flute Shade: 10-in x12-in Linen Color:Light Blue

Name: Shimmering Snail I - Radiographic Photography Artwork by Albert Koetsier - 24-in champagne flute Shade: 10-in x12-in Linen Color:Light Blue
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73836008069
Price: 135.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0279 (24 reviews)

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Shimmering Snail I Radiographic Photography Artwork by Albert Koetsier 24 in champagne flute Shade: 10 in x12 in Linen Color:Light Blue Shade: 10 in x12 in Linen Decorative style for your garden and a wonderful plate of seed for your feathered neighbors This fine radiographic photography artwork is skillfully displayed on tempered art glass panels creating a mesmerizing shimmer

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