“The Royal Family”: New, surreal abstract human body form painting, abstract human body symbolism, surreal solitude, dreary, gloomy scene, dark human family, abstract ancient, abstract Egyptian symbolism, orange color symbolism, number 2 symbolism, abstract family, abstract surrealism, human love, human family theme, abstract king and queen, imperial, royal blood theme, acrylic painting # 7855, 2008 | Kazuya Akimoto Art Museum
October 19th, 2008
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