I don't normally include stuff like this, but as it is indeed legitimate locally-produced amateur art, I'm gonna roll with it. It's nice: none of the usual tell-tale signs of bad art here (other than the kind of kitschy-ness that results when an artist chooses to paint on objects such as saws, fruit crates, panning equipment etc.) At any rate, it's art, it's old, and it's fairly cool. So it stays.
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