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Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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- The Holy Ghosts and Attendants Panel at Horseshoe ...
- 19th century Chinese Folk Art Carving
- 19th century Folk Art Stone Carving of Woman
- Paint-splattered Mies van de Rohe Bauhaus Chair
- Popsicle Lamp as Modern Art
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2 comments:
hi joey! i reblogged your image at http://rosenmunns.tumblr.com and love your blog. we are a clothing line in sf. please let me know if you would like to see our fall winter 2010 collection! thanks!
Thanks Ashley! Your blog is pretty awesome.
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