Fire Steamer Sketch by Lee Dubin Framed Original Pencil
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This framed pencil sketch is in preparation of the next painting projected for availability in the summer of 2001. Firefighting is the most admired profession risking their lives to save lives and properties of others. The old steam pumper being pulled by a team of horses with the smoke of the pumper falling behind. The image protrayed by this sketch is a dream of countless small boys and men alike. This is an orginal sketch and an incredible investment. The framed sketch measures 30" wide by 27" tall.
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