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 Phenicie Women's V-Neck featuring the photograph Feeding the Pigeons by James David Phenicie

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Feeding the Pigeons Women's V-Neck

James David Phenicie

by James David Phenicie

$28.00

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Charcoal

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Product Details

Our Bella Canvas women's v-necks are made from a 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend and are available in five different sizes.   All women's v-necks are machine washable.

Design Details

Homeless man feeding the pigeons along the warf.

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1 - 2 business days

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Feeding the Pigeons Photograph by James David Phenicie

Photograph

Feeding The Pigeons Canvas Print

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Feeding The Pigeons Framed Print

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Feeding The Pigeons Art Print

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Feeding The Pigeons Poster

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Feeding The Pigeons Metal Print

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Feeding The Pigeons Acrylic Print

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Feeding The Pigeons Wood Print

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Feeding The Pigeons Greeting Card

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Feeding The Pigeons iPhone Case

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Artist's Description

Homeless man feeding the pigeons along the warf.

About James David Phenicie

James David Phenicie

James David Phenicie Carlsbad, CA Photography has always been a great part of my life – as a young boy in Indiana with a Brownie camera, I dreamed of becoming a photographer. I was drawn to the visual arts growing up. I was inspired by watching my father apply his artistic skills to his paintings, drawings and sculptures. But for me it was the art of photography that captured my imagination. Oh sure, I had youthful fantasies of being a policeman, or fireman but I also wanted to be a photographer. My father encouraged my dream by clearing a small space in his work shop for a dark room. But I longed to travel the world to photograph images like I saw in Life, Look, and The National Geographic. I once read the following quote:...

 

$28.00