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Melancholy Sea
This item is final sale. No returns or exchanges.
Known for his watercolor paintings, William Trost Richards often uses graphite sketches as the basis for his pieces. This grayscale drawing evokes feelings of melancholy and serenity with its depiction of a morning seashore.
Allow 10-12 weeks for production.
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Melancholy Sea
Sale price$629.00
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Melancholy Sea
Sale price$629.00
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