London, UK. 14 Feb 2022. The Burton Agnes Drum ( a chalk sculpture and 'the most important piece of prehistoric art to be found in Britain in the last 100 years'), accompanied
.jpg "Draped figure beating a drum (black chalk, some with pen and brown ink. coloured with watercolor)")
Draped figure beating a drum (black chalk, some with pen and brown ink. coloured with watercolor)
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