Kasili Ya Mputu (c.1600s-1700s), an African master sculptor and chief marker from the Kingdom of Kongo.

Name: Kasili Ya Mputu (c.1600s-1700s), an African master sculptor and chief marker from the Kingdom of Kongo.
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This stunning canvas of Fredericksburg, Virginia's historic Maine Street depicts the quaint and unique charm of this small town. Featuring a great combination of older and contemporary architecture, cobbled walkways, brick buildings and trees lining the pathways, this picture is the perfect way to liven up any room! #Fredericksburg #FredericksburgVA #FredericksburgLove #StreetView #CanvasPrint #HistoricArchitecture #MaineStreet #SmallTownCharm #Virginia #VaLove #Suburbia

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