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JERRY ROSE (1948-) “Young Girl from the Bahamas” Original Painting
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Original painting by American artist Jerry Rose (1948-) depicts a portrait of a young girl, the clear, blue seas of the Bahamas occupying the background. Known more for his landscapes, Rose crafts a well-rendered image out of delicate, precise brush strokes and masterful color selection. Housed in a charming brunette and gold frame and mounted behind glass, this original painting is signed in the lower right hand corner by the artist.
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