Photos | Certificate Presentation Ceremony
A group of five people proudly showing off their certificates at the 2008/SRPC show while standing in front of a poster advertising a publication in a room filled with furniture and accessories.
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stural retched page paint furniture desk french student raw poster jeans part materials ne congratulations panels printed crate ↑ accessories sign er indoors artist's photography mursne shirt shelf pants srpc hospital glasses per building show library custom stretcher mabef architecture prize ce style shop canvas entry portrait text table palette coat easel california school box book supplies advertisement publication drawing lyre document bars
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Canon
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date
2008-11-13T18:32:33-08:00
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