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Gay Art from Palm Springs
Gay Art from Palm Springs, CA. LGBTQ Fine Art and Pop Art by Gay Male Artist - Mid-Century Style.
Palm Springs artist and designer Richard Prescott has quickly become known for his retro-gay art from Mid-Century Modern Palm Springs. Commissioned gay art and custom portraits in Mid-Century pop art style are ever-popular in the Palm Springs area.
Check back here often for more gay-themed art and LGBTQ art form Palm Springs, California. New gay fine art / pop art will be added here on a frequent basis. Gay Male and LGBTQ custom art and portraits in a pop art style can also be requested through the contact page.
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Damaged (from shipping) or defective merchandise can be returned after documenting with several photos. Shipping damage must be shown with packaging to demonstrate that the damage is from the shipping process and not after.
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