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November 12, 2006

Petrignano La Sera

By request from many of you, here is the image of the painting done on gold leaf mentioned in the previous posting. Petrignano_lasera_15_x_17_gl_linen_06_6 It is titled Petrignano La Sera, 15x17. I did not want to post the image before the client could see the painting. He picked it up today and was very pleased with the results. I enjoyed this project so much I will do many more on gold leaf in the future.

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