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By December 6, 2019

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The painting is a riotous and comical city scene executed in a cartoon-like style. Two women, one sitting with a baby, and one resting on her side are set in the center with a line of buildings in the back.

Branche Coverdale, urban observer, at Paradigm Gallery – “Everything starts in my sketchbooks”
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A young, long-haired Black woman wearing black and white earrings and a white necklace on a black sweater smiles broadly at you surrounded by a background of deep red.

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