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Fernando Botero

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• On 05.17.09 Fernando Botero – Exhibition « PORTRAITS – Ralph Ueltzhoeffer wrote these pithy words:

  [...] projects: TEXTPORTRAITS Fernando Botero by Ralph Ueltzhoeffer and Laura May. More information about Fernando Botero Exhibition James Goodman Gallery New York, United [...]

• On 05.17.09 TEXT PORTRAIT » artserver 47: Fernando Botero, Jonathan Meese wrote these pithy words:

  [...] zur Ausstellung: artserver 47: Fernando Botero, Jonathan Meese Photography: Textportraits by Ralph Ueltzhoeffer and Laura [...]

• On 05.17.09 aktuell » event: New York, Fernando Botero wrote these pithy words:

  [...] zum Thema: event: New York, Fernando Botero Portrait/Textportrait: Ralph [...]

• On 05.17.09 GAK Berlin » Ausstellungen James Goodman Gallery New York wrote these pithy words:

  [...] Berlin Info: Ausstellungen James Goodman Gallery New York Ralph Ueltzhoeffer - Portraitfotografie - [...]

• On 05.17.09 KULTUR: New York, Fernando Botero auf TEXTPORTRAIT Ralph Ueltzhoeffer wrote these pithy words:

  [...] KULTUR: New York, Fernando Botero web-art-project “Textportrait” by Ralph Ueltzhoeffer 2008 Barack Obama (Textportrait) - Ralph [...]

• On 05.17.09 mein film berlin » New York: Fernando Botero James Goodman Gallery wrote these pithy words:

  [...] zum Thema: New York: Fernando Botero James Goodman Gallery Ralph Ueltzhoeffer; Laura May [...]

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