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Six No Uptown Frame:Unframed This African American pocket mirror

Six No Uptown Frame:Unframed This African American pocket mirrorKnow any people that love to play cards? This humorous and timeless work of art by Annie Lee depicts four African American women in the kitchen playing cards. One of them is fired up and ready to win this hand and take all the rest of the books. The title of this work of art was inspired by Bid Whist and a bid of "Six No Uptown". Makes a great gift for that card player that you know and love., Especially if they like playing Bid Whist. The Alabama

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This African American pocket mirror features sentiments that remind you are truly Beautiful

We only have about four of each image available

These bookend were carved by hand by master artisan George Obeng in Ghana

Giclee on Paper: 24x30 inches (Size) - 500pcs (Edition Size) - $320

Six No Uptown Frame:Unframed This African American pocket mirrorKnow any people that love to play cards? This humorous and timeless work of art by Annie Lee depicts four African American women in the kitchen playing cards. One of them is fired up and ready to win this hand and take all the rest of the books. The title of this work of art was inspired by Bid Whist and a bid of "Six No Uptown". Makes a great gift for that card player that you know and love., Especially if they like playing Bid Whist. The Alabama

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