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1931 Tipped-In Print Frank W. Benson Sketch Art Two Geese Flying Hunting Birds XENA8 This is a 1973 color

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1931 Tipped In Print Frank W. Benson Sketch Art Two Geese Flying Hunting Birds XENA8 This is a 1973 color This is a 1973 color reproduction of a poster that was created in 1910 by artist Fritz Schoen to advertise Dürkopp Bicycles This is an original 1957 black and white print ad for Minvielle office furniture Protection: Packaged in a custom archival sleeve with an acid free black board (great for display where he began painting portraits of friends and family

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