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This piece is the second in the Seven Deadly Zins series. I decided to do it again after a friend (who now owns the original) wore a fantastic purple shirt to one of my shows. I saw the painting in my mind's eye, and so here it is.

Color: Deep purples in the background with zinfandel grapes and 7 glasses.

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Today's Date: 1/6/2009

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