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Black, white and grey tapestry “In the photographer’s studio”: a nude woman and a muscular man pressed close together, outlined in thin lines.Black, white and grey tapestry “In the photographer’s studio”: a nude woman and a muscular man pressed close together, outlined in thin lines.
  • Black, white and grey tapestry “In the photographer’s studio”: a nude woman and a muscular man pressed close together, outlined in thin lines.
  • The artist Gena Lakoba standing beside the tapestry “In the photographer’s studio”, which hangs on a white wall.
  • The artist Gena Lakoba seated on a chair with his arms folded beside the tapestry “In the photographer’s studio”.

In the photographer’s studio

Year
2000–2023
Medium
Tapestry
Dimensions
162 × 124 cm (height × width)
Availability
Price on request

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