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1930's Art Deco Collaboration
- Thread starter Jim Bremer
- Start date
Doesn't leave much to be said. Wow!
JimQ
JimQ
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Woof!
Spectacular paint job!! I like the form, too. The funnel is one of my favorites to turn, and fondle.
Great photo composition, too.
-Joe
Spectacular paint job!! I like the form, too. The funnel is one of my favorites to turn, and fondle.
Great photo composition, too.
-Joe
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mkart
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Wow!
Sometimes you pass by something and immediately become inspired. This piece will undoubtedly have this affect on many artists and craftsmen. I love to see collaboration projects, especially when bringing two separate art forms together.
Matt
Sometimes you pass by something and immediately become inspired. This piece will undoubtedly have this affect on many artists and craftsmen. I love to see collaboration projects, especially when bringing two separate art forms together.
Matt