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GOLA_29 zebra capturing their natural rhythm through

GOLA_29 zebra capturing their natural rhythm throughDescription Muhakaona Ankle Bracelets, Oncocua, Angola. This artwork is from the Leaving Lubango Collection by South African fine arts photographer David Ballam. This image is a portrait orientation. Available in a wooden framed canvas, un stretched unframed canvas or fine art print. Dimensions Framed canvas: 35" W x 50" H (89 x 127cm) 50'' W x 74'' H (127 x 188cm) Unframed original archival paper prints: 25'' W x 35'' H prints (63 x 90cm) Image white

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GOLA_29 zebra capturing their natural rhythm throughDescription Muhakaona Ankle Bracelets, Oncocua, Angola. This artwork is from the Leaving Lubango Collection by South African fine arts photographer David Ballam. This image is a portrait orientation. Available in a wooden framed canvas, un stretched unframed canvas or fine art print. Dimensions Framed canvas: 35" W x 50" H (89 x 127cm) 50'' W x 74'' H (127 x 188cm) Unframed original archival paper prints: 25'' W x 35'' H prints (63 x 90cm) Image white

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