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Sand Bar Acrylic Modern Mirrors | Home Decor /Silver Mirror Frames Was this the mirror Marlon

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Was this the mirror Marlon Brando was crying out for during the filming of the 1951 movie "A Streetcar Named Desire"

and carefully commenced a very long 13 minute exposure

this larger version is built on a wood base with a tough smooth resin finish — as used in most contemporary frames

As each of her works are unique originals we have created an ever-changing gallery as new works become available

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Sand Bar Acrylic Modern Mirrors | Home Decor /Silver Mirror Frames Was this the mirror MarlonSOLD This is an original Acrylic Collage on canvas, painted by celebrated Melbourne artist Jan Neil. Size 82 x 82 cm. Jan's artistic inspiration comes from the natural environment, as well as her urban surroundings. In 1997 she commenced Acrylic Collage on stretched canvas. Collage materials used were mainly found objects; timber, metal, wire and fabrics. This period marked a new chapter in Jan's prolific artistic career, during which she completed

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