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Bank of America Mosaic in San Mateo, CA The murals were designed by Bay Area artist Louis Macouillard and implemented by Alphonso Pardinas of Byzantine Mosaics. The murals tell the story of A.P. Giannini and the beginnings of Bank of America. |
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| Source | BofA Mosaic in San Mateo | |||
| Author | Franco Folini from San Francisco, USA | |||
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Size of this preview:
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Bank of America Mosaic in San Mateo, CA The murals were designed by Bay Area artist Louis Macouillard and implemented by Alphonso Pardinas of Byzantine Mosaics. The murals tell the story of A.P. Giannini and the beginnings of Bank of America. |
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| Source | BofA Mosaic in San Mateo | |||
| Author | Franco Folini from San Francisco, USA | |||
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| 7,880 × 3,896 (9.18 MB) | Cristiano Tomás | File:BofA Mosaic in San Mateo (4377613626).jpg cropped 31 % horizontally, < 1 % vertically using CropTool with precise mode. |
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