Passing Through “Where Mornings Begin and Evenings Settle.” 12" x 30" Wood Sign - Official Ducks Unlimited Art PRODUCT_TYPE='Gallery Wrapped Canvas' Artist proof edition of 75

Name: Passing Through “Where Mornings Begin and Evenings Settle.” 12" x 30" Wood Sign - Official Ducks Unlimited Art PRODUCT_TYPE='Gallery Wrapped Canvas' Artist proof edition of 75
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Passing Through “Where Mornings Begin and Evenings Settle.” 12" x 30" Wood Sign Official Ducks Unlimited Art PRODUCT_TYPE='Gallery Wrapped Canvas' Artist proof edition of 75 Artist proof edition of 75 signed and numbered prints from the original acrylic painting He Calms the Storms refers to the biblical passage where Jesus calms the sea 10% of proceeds support DU’s mission to protect wetlands and waterfowl habitats across North America About the Product

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