DETAIL: _Proof that all roads, all avenues lead to I-95 [Interstate-Ninety-Five-In-Northeast-USA]
Girard Avenue 1995 (nineteen ninety-five)
Ardmore Avenue 1997 (nineteen ninety-seven)
Market Street 2001 (two thousand+one)
Radnor-Chester Road 2006 (two thousand+six)_
"live edge" and/or "raw edge" irregular dimensions
18" (eighteen inches) x 19" (nineteen inches)
(46 cm x 48 cm) acrylic paint on hand-made Ginwashi Japanese rice paper with inclusions
©2015
(calendar year twenty-fifteen) Isaac
Falconer/Dr Saku Gunasegaram
DETAIL:
_Proof that all roads, all avenues lead to I-95 [Interstate-Ninety-Five-In-Northeast-USA]
Girard Avenue 1995 (nineteen ninety-five)
Ardmore Avenue 1997 (nineteen ninety-seven)
Market Street 2001 (two thousand+one)
Radnor-Chester Road 2006 (two thousand+six)_
©2015 (twenty-fifteen) Falconer/ Gunasegaram 18" (inches) x 19" (inches)
(46 cm x 48 cm) acrylic paint on hand-made Ginwashi hand-made Japanese paper
©2015
(twenty-fifteen) Isaac Falconer/Dr Saku
Gunasegaram
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