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Artist Statement... — Roberlan Borges
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Artist Statement... — Roberlan Borges
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Artist Statement... — Roberlan Borges
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Artist Statement... — Roberlan Borges
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Artist Statement... — Christopher Scott
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Artist Statement... — Adam S. Doyle
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Artist Statement... — Darrell Stevens
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Artist Statement... — Darrell Stevens
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Artist Statement... — Darrell Stevens
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Artist Statement... — Shane Henderson
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Artist Statement... — Victoria Fernandez
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Artist Statement... — Kjell-Roger Ringstad
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Artist Statement... — Vikram Nongmaithem
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Artist Statement... — Chris Lozos
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Artist Statement\"I really donât know,\" the old lady brought out hesitatingly, \"you see Iâve never sold the dead before.\" — Ed Gaither
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Artist StatementThe poster features a portion of one of my watercolor paintings. I hope that it shows what we are trying to save by eliminating nuclear weapons. — Christine Lathrop...
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Artist StatementThe A.T. is approximately 2200 miles spanning from Main to Georgia. This spot reflects the trail just inside Maryland at the point where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers meet...
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Artist StatementBeautiful country in northern Maryland and a great spot for hiking. This poster depicts Thurmont Vista at 1499ft. ‰ÛÓ Bryan Bromstrup
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Artist StatementLocated where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers meet and where West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia connect, this town was the scene of John Brown̢åÛåªs abolitionist uprising. ‰ÛÓ Bryan Bromstrup
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Artist StatementLocated where the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers meet and where West Virginia, Maryland and Virginia connect, this town was the scene of John Brown̢åÛåªs abolitionist uprising. ‰ÛÓ Bryan Bromstrup
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Artist StatementOpening to the public in 2011, the official address of the MLK Memorial is 1964 Independence Avenue, S.W., commemorating the year the Civil Rights Act became law. The statue...
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Artist StatementA stylized representation of Dracula, rendered in a monochromatic palette. — George Harbeson
