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Juan Escauriaza: An Uncommon Portrait of San Francisco User Submitted

When: Sat., Oct. 1, 6-9 p.m. 2016
Phone: 415-397-0114
Email: info@ckcontemporary.com
@ CK Contemporary, 357 Geary St, San Francisco 94102
Juan Escauriaza: An Uncommon Portrait of San Francisco Artist in Attendance 415-397-0114 info@ckcontemporary.com Paintings on display through October With his deftly composed canvases of San Francisco’s urban landscape, Juan Escauriaza captures the purity of the everyday and the exquisite in the banal.

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