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Why paint a lone coot balanced on one leg like a tiny flamingo
By Andrea Zeller
Why paint a lone coot balanced on one leg like a tiny flamingo? Andrea Zeller's 1998 wall piece channels old naturalist field guide illustration, turning a cinderblock wall into an audubon-style plate of quiet, precise wildlife realism.
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