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1944 Original Vintage Landscape Poster, John Constable's "A Lock in the Stour" théatre This poster comes from the

Name: 1944 Original Vintage Landscape Poster, John Constable's "A Lock in the Stour" théatre This poster comes from the
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1944 Original Vintage Landscape Poster, John Constable's "A Lock in the Stour" théatre This poster comes from the This poster comes from the private collection of a noted author restaurant or any area where a little retro decor is needed The artist's usual subjects were scenes of the ordinary life and detailed landscapes "A Lock in the Stour" depicts canoes strolling slowly under trees in the Stour River in East Anglia

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