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The painting is really nice - who did it ?

10 years ago

Maywood Ave. Home, Ann Arbor · More Info

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Studio Z Architecture
10 years ago
Unfortunately I don't know.
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Walls by Wendy
9 years ago
I paint large colorful abstracts in addition to murals.
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