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| Wisdom and Folly Step 1 |
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| Wisdom and Folly, oil, 6x6 inches |
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Love the atmospheric qualities of this one. Under paintings are equally beautiful.
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Thank you Clint. Yes, under paintings are sometimes the best stage but I never know I should have stopped painting until it is too late. : )
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