Monochrome for Austin | |
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Artist | Nancy Rubins |
Year | 2015 |
Location | Austin, Texas, United States |
30°17′15″N97°44′14″W / 30.287503°N 97.737116°W Coordinates: 30°17′15″N97°44′14″W / 30.287503°N 97.737116°W | |
Owner | University of Texas at Austin |
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