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I love the painting of the cow lying on the piano

4 years ago

Is the painting an original? Where can it be purchased if not an original. I live in the United States (Georgia). Thanks.

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4 years ago
The painting is lovely and is an original by Georgia Fiennes.
carolsmiller
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4 years ago
Thank you.
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