Michigan State University 16" x 20" Vintage Sparty Print by Justin Patten (MSU, Spartans, East Lancing) Animal artistic style to Nebraska with Color:Dark Green

Name: Michigan State University 16" x 20" Vintage Sparty Print by Justin Patten (MSU, Spartans, East Lancing) Animal artistic style to Nebraska with Color:Dark Green
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SKU: 31340676746
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Michigan State University 16" x 20" Vintage Sparty Print by Justin Patten (MSU, Spartans, East Lancing) Animal artistic style to Nebraska with Color:Dark Green artistic style to Nebraska with this garden Flag This painting depicts the classic Purdue Pete logo The print comes rolled for easy shipping The design on this sticker was hand painted and digitized by Justin Patten in his home studio in Zionsville Indiana

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