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  • From Ocean Liner to Cruise Ship

    The Marine Art of Harley Crossley

    Harley Crossley paints for the major shipping lines, with his work adorning many cruise ships. His artwork is the signature painting of Queen Victoria, the new Cunarder, due December 2010. Author available for signings and demonstrations. Harley Crossley is one of Britain's foremost marine artists and his work hangs aboard many prestigious cruise ships as well as in many shipping line boardrooms. ... Read more

    $21.99 CAD

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  • Mondrian

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    Identity, Performativity, and Exile

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