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Florida Art Shows- Dunedin City Hall Grand Opening

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May 242023
 

Christopher Still, “The Sun will Rise Again”

Christopher Still’s The Sun Will Rise Again, was originally painted as a 60 x 108″ oil on linen work. It was reproduced for the mural located in the Grand Lobby of the building.

Elizabeth Barenis, “Magnolia Splendor”, 2022, acrylic on canvas

For more work by Elizabeth Barenis, check out her website and Instagram.

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