Dundas Valley School of Art
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Part 2 54th: Paintings, Drawings and Printmaking

Mon, Mar 31, 2025 10:00AM EDT - Sun, Apr 6, 2025 09:00AM EDT
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Part 2 of our Timed Online Auction featuring paintings, drawings, printmaking and mixed media. Bidding for this part of the Timed Auction will open March 31 and closes Sunday, April 6, one artwork every 30 seconds starting at 9:00 AM EDT. Dundas Valley School of Art keiro@dvsa.ca
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THE FALL by Christine Montague
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THE FALL by Christine Montague

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Artist: Christine Montague
Medium: Oil
Dimensions: 30'' x 30''
Location: Studio 5

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