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10 years ago
I've never seen this before is there a place in NYC where I can see an actual? I don't want to purchase it without knowing the material.

I don't need to see the actual materials used.
Thank you!

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Mildred Fabian
"Sun Cloud" Art Print, Aluminum Dibond, Large · More Info

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  • PRO
    10 years ago

    Hi Mildred,


    We do not maintain a shop, but we do have material that we take to tradeshows. It's all stored in my basement in Franklin Lakes. If you don't mind coming out this far from the city, I'm happy to show you some of the materials that we take to shows.


    Thanks for your interest

    Klaus Sonnenleiter

    PrintedArt

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