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Marco Secchi

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1963

A black and white artwork capturing the essence of a man engrossed in playing the banjo.
The artist has skillfully used shades of gray to create a dynamic scene, with the focus being on the musician and his instrument.
This piece is reminiscent of mid-20th century American folk art.

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1963 A black and white artwork capturing the essence of a man engrossed in playing the banjo. The artist has skillfully used shades of gray to create a dynamic scene, with the focus being on the musician and his instrument. This piece is reminiscent of mid-20th century American folk art.
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