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One of my Pencil Drawings completed in 1989. This was the last place visited with my dad before his death in 1959. I will always have great memories of this intersection because of its reoccurring influence on my life. The flat-iron building is affluent through out the world.

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artwork print DURHAM NC 5-Points 1959 original in collection of Wachovia bank & Trust pencil drawing on paper

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