Brutal Beauty: Paintings by Walton Ford Poster Art and the role lithography played

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Brutal Beauty: Paintings by Walton Ford Poster Art and the role lithography playedPoster depicting N. G. O. Wallahs, 1997, watercolor, gouache, pencil and ink on paper, by Walton Ford is printed on heavy weight paper and announced the exhibition Brutal Beauty: Paintings by Walton Ford, on view at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art from September 29 through December 20, 2000. Suitable for framing. 19 w x 30 h inches.