Painting above fireplace?

Eric Anest

7 years ago

Hi, I really like the painting above the fireplace in this photo. Where did it come from? Thanks!

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Lisa Teague Upcoast Design
7 years ago
Thank you. The painting is by Daniel Thibeault of Peterborough NH http://danielthibeault.blogspot.com/
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