Dilip Kumar (1931) Das Gupta (b. 1931)

Lot 75: Dilip Dasgupta (b. 1931) , Untitled Mixed media on canvas

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Signed and dated 'DilipDasGupta 02' lower left and signed and dated 'DILIP DAS GUPTA '02' on reverse Mixed media on canvas

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19 by 19 1/4 in. (48.3 by 49 cm.)

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Dilip Kumar (1931) Das Gupta (b. 1931)

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