Pen & ink, 1992, discovered in sketchpad. Like most Flora works of the 1990s, this cityscape has never been published or publicly viewed.
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I assume those are the folks in the water. Is it common to swim in the canals of Venice? It always looked like dirty, nasty water to me.
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