Sugar Shack by Ernie Barnes
Price: $350 NOW $295 Lithograph/Open edition Unsigned Image size: 24″h x 34″w Paper size: 27″h x 37″w “Sugar Shack” Barnes created the painting Sugar Shack in the early 1970s. It gained international exposure...
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