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- JoAnne Bird | "Wedding Couple" | Signed and Numbered Art Print
JoAnne Bird | "Wedding Couple" | Signed and Numbered Art Print
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About this item:Wedding Coupleby JoAnne BirdPrint Type: OffsetImage Size: 18" x 24"Limited Edition of 900Signed and Numbered by the ArtistIn addition to painting, JoAnne is an accomplished sculptor working in bronze. Her sculptures, many larger than life, can be found throughout the United States and Europe. Among them are commissions of the Indian leaders "Shakopee", located in the Minnesota State Capital Building, and "Sleepy Eye", located in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota |
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