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New Era Publishing is a state of the art publishing and printing facility in Austin, Texas. They provide a wide variety of printing and decorating options at an economical price. Their philosophy is to provide the best quality limited edition prints on the market at the best value. Customer service and satisfaction is New Era's highest priority. They are available to answer questions, make suggestions or give advice. In order to provide maximum flexibility, New Era developed a unique Custom Printing...

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New Era Publishing is a state of the art publishing and printing facility in Austin, Texas. They provide a wide variety of printing and decorating options at an economical price. Their philosophy is to provide the best quality limited edition prints on the market at the best value. Customer service and satisfaction is New Era's highest priority. They are available to answer questions, make suggestions or give advice. In order to provide maximum flexibility, New Era developed a unique Custom Printing...

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NEP1310: Ships Via Small Parcel Ground Large dimensions: 40 H x 40 W Small dimensions: 24 H x 24 W Gallery wrap canvas Artist: Olivia Maxweller Canvas only, no frame included Special Features: Decorative wall art Intimate interaction between two lady friends Warm and colorful Primary color: orange Secondary color: beige Still life art Comes with certificate of authenticity and biography Great for any room: bedrooms, bathrooms, and more About Olivia Maxweller Olivia lives and paints in her studio in downtown Austin, Texas. A lifetime of painting an sculpting on the side, left a yearning for more of a commitment to her passions. She left her nine to five job as a cake decorator behind and picked up her brushes. She now shows her work regularly at the popular Kathy Womack Gallery in downtown Austin.