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Palm Springs Art from the Capital of Mid-Century Modernism
The Mid-Century Modernist vibe of Palm Springs California is the original inspiration of all of the art of Mod City Gallery artist Richard Prescott''s artworks. The artworks on this page are specifically created specifically with Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley in mind.
Check back here often, as more Palm Springs art that's really from Palm Springs by a Palm Springs artist will be added on a frequent basis.
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