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John Salt
born Birmingham, England 1937-died Shrewsbury, England 2021
Born
Birmingham, England
Died
Shrewsbury, England
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New York, New York, United States
Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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(2 items)
Ingress II
Artist
John Salt
Date
1968
oil on canvas
Two Chevies in a Wreck Yard
Artist
John Salt
Date
1976
oil on canvas
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