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Now and Then

“Twilights Last Gleaming” A tribute to the American Military ( original available for purchase )

“So Proudly They Hailed” star spangled banner ( original available for purchase )

“Cherry Blossom” coming out of the dark SOLD

“City Of Many” New Orleans offers so much culture and beauty ( original available for purchase )

by The Art Studio by Mark Moore on June 26, 2013 • Permalink

Posted in abstract, alabama, art, art collector, art gallery, art print, artist, colorful art, history, military, world

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Posted by The Art Studio by Mark Moore on June 26, 2013

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