Pop Art Coloring Page : Roy lichtenstein tire - 1962

Printable Pop Art Coloring Page for adults : Roy lichtenstein tire - 1962

Drawing of a tire by Roy Lichtenstein, 1962.
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Tire (1962)
Roy Lichtenstein (1923,1997)

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