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Rosa

Untitled (sin título), Olga Raquel Gody, Misiones

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Rosa

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La electricidad

La electricidad (The electricity), Leila Ayelén Dasilva Sandoval, Misiones

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La electricidad

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En el colectivo

Sin título (untitled), Zaida Guadalupe Méndez y Maria Sol Méndez Salinas, Misiones

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En el colectivo

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Cisnes

Cisnes (swans), Rafael Agustin Olmedo, Misiones

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Cisnes

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Samira

Samira, Laura Aracelli Mendoza y Belén Martinez, Misiones

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Samira

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La sombra y la luz

La sombra y la luz (The shadow and the light), Catherine Clariza Dejesus Centurion, Misiones
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La sombra y la luz

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Gato cansado

Sin título (untitled), Raul René y Sergio Morinigo, Misiones

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Gato cansado

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Una flor entre una casa

Una flor entre una casa (A flower amidst a house), Liz Agelica Sandoval, Misiones

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Una flor entre una casa

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