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Mural Art Phildelphia Murals: Saligman: Common Threads, 1998

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1 Mural Art Phildelphia Murals: Saligman: Common Threads, 1998 A mural is a type of artwork that is created on a wall or a ceiling. It can be painted (2D) or can have texture like mosaics or tiles (3D). They can be created on surfaces that are indoors or outside. Murals may give a message or tell something about a community

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