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Artist: Paul J. Samuel
'Tropical Breeze, Madagascar' American School watercolor
By Paul J. Samuel
Located in Santa Cruz, CA
An elegant and atmospheric watercolor showing a colorfully-striped linen jacket drying in the breeze with a view through a stand of palm trees to an idyllic tropical beach and the In...
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1970s Modern Paul J. Samuel Art

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Paper, Watercolor, Graphite

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