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Fifth Day of Creation: Artist's Rendition

By Alyse RadenovicDecember 23, 2018

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Alyse Radenovic is an American fine artist living in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband and daughter. The subject matter of her paintings is varied. Her paintings have been exhibited as paintings alone and as part of multimedia projects in galleries and performance spaces in America and Europe. Her work has been featured in various publications.
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About Alyse Radenovic
Alyse Radenovic is an American fine artist living in Alexandria, Virginia, with her husband and daughter. The subject matter of her paintings is varied. Her paintings have been exhibited as paintings alone and as part of multimedia projects in galleries and performance spaces in America and Europe. Her work has been featured in various publications.
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