John Kollock Print, House Party

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A print after a watercolor painting titled House Party, depicting children at play beneath a quilt fort with dolls and a bookshelf in the background. Signed by John Kollock and dated 2003, from the edition of 500, numbered 331/500. Measures approximately 13 1/4″ H x 17″ W. In good condition.

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