The wheel by Sir Frank Brangwyn is a lithograph made originally for the Brangwyn Portfolio #8. Signed. Mint condition. Quite big, the image measures 360 x 340mm
Sir Frank Brangwyn, RA. RE. RWS. – THE WHEEL
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The wheel by Sir Frank Brangwyn is a lithograph made originally for the Brangwyn Portfolio #8. Signed. Mint condition. Quite big, the image measures 360 x 340mm
Categories: All Prints, Artists, BRANGWYN, Sir Frank
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