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original Wall art Native American Woman painting 26 x 32 Phoenix AZ

  • City: Phoenix
  • State: Arizona
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Spell binding original painting. "Remembering the Old Times" by Oklahoma native Native American women wearing red shirt and turquoise skirt sitting in front of rocky mountain range such as Grand Canyon or Brice Canyon. Large size including frame is 32 inches wide and 26 inches tall. The frame is 4.5 inches wide. Frame is gray to look a little rustic and driftwood color. impressionist American Indian gorgeous shades of orange yellow blue lavender purple aqua cream sky acrylic framed ready to hang wall art picture collectible American Indian Oklahoma Utah Colorado

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