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| Click here for past exhibits in the art gallery of San Angel | |||||
 Cubist, geometric, circlely wonderful She lion! You can see her move gracefully, sauntering along the plains. By Peter Grieve |
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 A multi colored African Wild Dog ate your baby! With such charm you might just give your baby to this sweet creature! By Peter Grieve |
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 Puro Texas! But to love this Armadillo is to see the whimsy in it's craft and you don't have to be from Texas to be smitten. And no leprosy! By Peter Grieve |
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 A colorful tree frog will stare his way into your heart by metal master, Peter Grieve. |
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 A creepy crawly, Spider with some fine ass detailing on it's back. This spider is safe, it's fangs are old typewriter parts! |
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 A grasshopper that won't eat your plants, just give you joy in looking at it- by metal master, Peter Grieve. |
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 This bird won't fling fruit on your blinds and will never bite. Go on that vacation with out having to worry about a caretaker. |
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 Don't move and watch the tiny toes of the frog wriggle and facinate by Peter Grieve. |
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 This toucan isn't your Fruit Loops toucan, he is a wonder of recycling! |
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 A big cat slinks it's way into your heart, exquisitely done by artist, Peter Grieve in recycled steal and carved wood. |
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 A Vultures beak can crack a bone or cut a tree branch in this case by Peter Grieve |
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 The royal and horney Rhino is a steel force to be reckoned with, just don't light a campfire around him, they are know to stamp it out. Natures own firefighter! This museum quality piece is by Peter Grieve. |
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 A long legged Wader bird is going to snatch up his dinner in a flash of an eye. Brilliant recycled work by Peter Grieve. |
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 A purple eyed Fancy Bird is essential for any bird collector, an exotic and rare sighting will be constant. |
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 See the bounds and leaps a kangaroo can make with a bobble head and a neck of spring. |
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 Tin artist Peter Grieve captures a lovely Egret in a thoughtful pose. |
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 Peter Grieve makes a whimsical dragonfly out of tin and recycled typewriter parts. |
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