The Hen and Her Chicks Bird Family Multicolor Woodcut Print by J. Borges in Brazil _artisan--novica-artisan-7740 each one displaying assorted colors

Name: The Hen and Her Chicks Bird Family Multicolor Woodcut Print by J. Borges in Brazil _artisan--novica-artisan-7740 each one displaying assorted colors
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The Hen and Her Chicks Bird Family Multicolor Woodcut Print by J. Borges in Brazil _artisan novica artisan 7740 each one displaying assorted colors each one displaying assorted colors of green As we transition from volunteer leadership to a professional 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Xylograph (woodcut) print on paper Signed by the artist

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