Flores que no existen - Caperh Tamaño:20 x 30 cm es una invitación a disfrutar

Name: Flores que no existen - Caperh Tamaño:20 x 30 cm es una invitación a disfrutar
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SKU: 39299511810
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Flores que no existen - Caperh Tamaño:20 x 30 cm es una invitación a disfrutar

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Flores que no existen Caperh Tamaño:20 x 30 cm es una invitación a disfrutar es una invitación a disfrutar de la simplicidad y la belleza de la vida que emergen de un fondo texturizado y oscuro de grises pero transformadas en entidades etéreas mediante el uso de texturas visuales que imitan el relieve del oro y la fluidez del acrílico La paleta de colores es una sinfonía de contrastes sofisticados: profundos tonos verdes bosque y azul cerceta se entrelazan con acentos dorados vibrantes que capturan la luz

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