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6 years ago

Art over fireplace: Who is the artist please? Thank you!

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Willey Design LLC
6 years ago
Hello,
that is my Client's Own artwork, a watercolor on paper by Yasu Eouchi, signed and dated 1998, titled
"Ostentation of Winter". You can see this entire residence in this
month's Luxe Interiors + Design's NY issue on stands now. It is 14 pages of a
lovely Central Park West renovation we completed. Good luck.
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