ARGENT STREET
From Marios Palace Hotel
New '07 giclee print release from this highly respected artist/teacher.
Collection of the Artist
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From: David B
(15 Mar 2008)
Clarke Barrett is an amazing artist. he captures the colour and spirit of Broken Hill and the outback very faithfully. And this painting is ample evidence of such.
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(07 Apr 2012)
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