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'San Francisco Giant' Oil Painting by Terje Nordberg

Stone Griffin Gallery is proud to offer the artwork of Terje Nordberg.

Terry, a recent resident of San Jose creates artwork intended to capture and celebrate the beauty, the splendor, and the sheer nuttiness of his adopted state, and this is his latest!

"San Francisco Giant" is an oil painting of a cow holding a bat and chewing straw, dressed in a Giants uniform with the Golden Gate Bridge visible in the background.

This is an original oil on canvas, 30" x 40" and is priced at $2,100. Limited editions are available at $375 and $675.

Stone Griffin Gallery is located at 234 E Campbell Ave in Downtown Campbell.

408/374-5200

http://www.stonegriffin.com

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