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Small Volcano 1
(viewed 564 times)The first of a series of volcano studies in Latex. Read more about the volcanos: Volcanos and the Christmas Spirit.
Dimensions:
9” x 12”
Materials:
Latex on Canvas
Date Produced:
2008
Status:
Available
Posted by Marie-Aude on Mon, May 25, 2009
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Your color choices in your paintings are exquisite, very vivid and warm. Nice art work. I can see why you say you are on the verge on doing this full time. You have the talent you certainly can.
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