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WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 29: Posters of David Arquette are wheat pasted on August 29, 2007 in Washington, DC. (photo by David S. Holloway)
Photo taken April, 2022 .
Unusual black and white Paste up in lower
Manhattan.
Can anyone ID the Artist?
This is what the filigree should look like. Now it's ready to be placed on the cake, the column, or wherever you want it.
Paste-up street art in San Francisco, California depicting a cross-section of an eyeball showing a crowd of people inside watching a movie with 3D glasses on.
Paste up em Lisboa representando duas figuras humanas, um adulto e uma criança, em que o adulto segura a cabeça da criança. Agarrame la cabeza que se me va. Stencil representando gato.
Okay, this was just for fun---I made a gum paste peony today and put it in a hydrangea bush for the picture- :o)