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ACEO Egg Of Life Series
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Deborah Martin
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ACEO series are all individually painted and drawn...Measures 2 1/2 " x 3 1/2"
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australia.
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John Cappello
28 Jun 2014
Very Imaginative! Bright Energy and Cheery piece!
Gavin North
17 Mar 2008
THIS IS AMAZING, I love your use of expressive lines and bold color, Excellent Deborah
indarto budi
10 Dec 2007
Really GREAT piece!
Fernando Rivera
23 Feb 2007
This piece is lovrly. I love the colors and over all theme. Awesome piece of fine art. Ferd.
David Holcombe
22 Jan 2007
Eggs are very near and dear to me because of my wife's work with pysanky (Ukrainian Easter Eggs). These are totally different, but have some of the same graphic complexity. I like th color variations, like Monet's cathedral at Reims.
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John Cappello 28 Jun 2014
Very Imaginative! Bright Energy and Cheery piece!Gavin North 17 Mar 2008
THIS IS AMAZING, I love your use of expressive lines and bold color, Excellent Deborahindarto budi 10 Dec 2007
Really GREAT piece!Fernando Rivera 23 Feb 2007
This piece is lovrly. I love the colors and over all theme. Awesome piece of fine art. Ferd.David Holcombe 22 Jan 2007
Eggs are very near and dear to me because of my wife's work with pysanky (Ukrainian Easter Eggs). These are totally different, but have some of the same graphic complexity. I like th color variations, like Monet's cathedral at Reims.