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Thursday, November 09, 2006

60's Pop Art Mirror

"60's POP ART" 18" X 18" Mirror hand painted and embellished with rhinestones, glitter and beads style # M601

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Labels: 60's, children's room decor, hand painted mirrors, home decor, pop art

Thursday, April 13, 2006

"PoP hand painted "Classic toys" eclectic chest

Hand painted chest eclectic design with classic toys, embellished with glass marbles and mirror tiles. Finished with 3 coats of polyurethane.. Price on request

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Labels: art furniture, classic games, home decor, pop art, retro, robots, toys

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onehappyrobot: Lynnda Rakos first achieved success as a children's clothing designer. Her designs generated over 100 million dollars in retail sales. In the year 2000, drawing inspiration from her own collection of hundreds of vintage toy robots she created a world of whimsical, fanciful and imaginative artwork that bring us back to a time when the Flintstones and the Jetsons were primetime TV.. Her work has been exhibited in prestigious Los Angeles galleries, and her art was featured on MTV’s “Real World”. Lynnda enjoys creating characters and images that make you smile

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