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by James Dunbar
$58.00
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Our premium yoga mats are 24" wide x 72" tall x 0.25" thick and made from natural rubber with a blended microfiber top surface. The top of the mat has the image printed on it, and the back is solid black with textured dimples for better floor grip.
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Here it is finally my 40x60x1.5 original oil painting titled
The Movement #3! This one took me all of the last two week to complete lots of... more
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Here it is finally my 40x60x1.5 original oil painting titled
The Movement #3! This one took me all of the last two week to complete lots of details. The process of painting in so many protesters was a very process, but a whole lot of fun :)
One down and one more to go stay tuned for the next 40x60x1.5 beauty.
James Dunbar The Painter Of Colorful Memories "As a Northwest Native, James E. Dunbar is currently best known for his cityscapes featuring many of the bridges and local landmarks in Portland, Oregon. While not limiting his subject matter to cityscapes alone, he is passionate in painting many different subjects including Tuscan scenery, jazz and blues artists, coastal sunsets, and animals of the Serengeti. His heavily sculptured oils and bold use of color composition have earned him the reputation of a highly sought after commissioned artist. Answering the call to re-create memories etched in the hearts and minds of many art lovers and collectors alike, his body of commissioned work stretches from Seattle to San Diego,...
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