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Traveling the Back Roads of San Miguel—Snippets of Paintable History

Posted On December 10, 2019

If you are in San Miguel de Allende, you are invited to a presentation/book signing this Friday, December 13th at 5pm at Camino Sylvestre, Correo #43. In addition to “snippets of history,” this book features 75 of our plein aire watercolors.

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