OIL PAINTING – COCK FIGHT
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Title: Unknown
Artist: Unknown
Material: Oil on Canvas
Art Size: 58cm X 39cm
Year: 1983
Conditions: General
It is definitely a painting, not a print. Clearly signed to the right hand corner.
Condition: Very good. The frame does show water marking in places, this does not in any way affect the painting itself.
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Conditions: Excellent
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Artist: Richard Ashton
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Frame Size: 74cm x 54cm
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Material: Oil
Art Size: 52cm x 42.8cm
Frame Size: 59.3cm x 50cm
Year: 1936
Conditions: Good
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Framed with no glass.
