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Mark Goodwin

1995 PEW FELLOW
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30 Nov 2016

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Mark Goodwin; Travellers, 2013; milk paint, oil paint, wood construction; 26"h x 12"w x 1.5"d. Photo courtesy of the artist.

Pew Fellow, 1995
Visual Arts

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