Potholes
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Potholes
Summary
Potholes is an Acrylic painting[1].
Key Facts
- Potholes is the creator of Faridollah Adib Ahein[2].
- Potholes is located in Mashhad[3].
- Potholes is in the country of Iran[4].
- Potholes's instance of is recorded as Acrylic painting[5].
- Potholes's commissioned by is recorded as Faridollah Adib Ahein[6].
- Potholes is owned by Azure Way Museum[7].
- Potholes is associated with the expressionist architecture movement[8].
- Potholes's genre is Abstract painting[9].
- Potholes is named after Potholes[10].
- Potholes's depicts is recorded as Potholes[11].
- Potholes is made of Acrylic painting[12].
- Potholes's collection is recorded as Iran[13].
- Potholes's collection is recorded as Azure Way Museum[14].
- Potholes's inventory number is recorded as 128[15].
- The location of Potholes was Azure Way Museum[16].
- Potholes's Commons category is recorded as Potholes[17].
- Potholes's catalog code is recorded as 23[18].
- 3 marks the founding of Potholes[19].
- Potholes's exhibition history is recorded as November 10[20].
- Potholes's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 36.244355, 'longitude': 59.592193055555555, 'precision': 2.7777777777777776e-07}[21].
- Potholes's significant event is recorded as art exhibition[22].
- Potholes's main subject is Afghanistan[23].
- Potholes's described at URL is recorded as https://www.honarmandnews.ir/news/نقد-و-بررسی-آثار-اکسپرسیونیسم-انتزاعی/[24].
- Potholes's described at URL is recorded as https://www.ecieco.org/fa/news/6006/اثری-درباره-واقعیت-های-پنهان-در-افغانستان[25].
- Potholes's described at URL is recorded as https://www.farsnews.ir/af/news/14000131000457/گذری-بر-نقد-و-بررسی-آثار-فریدالله-ادیب-آیین[26].
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Definition and Type
Potholes's instance of is recorded as Acrylic painting[5].
Origins
Potholes is named after Potholes[10]. 3 marks the founding of Potholes[19].
Movements and Schools
Potholes is associated with the expressionist architecture movement[8].