We confess our sins at the beginning of Mass, but we must not become despondent about our little fai - Elizabeth Wang

We confess our sins at the beginning of Mass, but we must not become despondent about our little fai from Elizabeth Wang

We confess our sins at the beginning of Mass, but we must not become despondent about our little fai

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Künstler:

Kunststil:

Naive Kunst

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We confess our sins at the beginning of Mass, but we must not become despondent about our little fai (2004)

Technik:

watercolour on paper

Bildnummer:

WNG6369595

EAN-Nummer:

4065892281131

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