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Native Men's V-Neck T-Shirt featuring the photograph Native Vermonter by George Robinson

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Native Vermonter Men's V-Neck T-Shirt

George Robinson

by George Robinson

$25.95

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Charcoal

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Product Details

Our Bella / Canvas v-neck t-shirts are made from a 50% cotton / 50% polyester blend and are available in five different sizes.   All v-necks are machine washable.

Design Details

Flatlanders won't know what this means and that's the point. They don't even know they're flatlanders.

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1 - 2 business days

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Men's V-Neck T-Shirt Tags

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Photograph Tags

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Artist's Description

Flatlanders won't know what this means and that's the point. They don't even know they're flatlanders.

About George Robinson

George Robinson

I got my start in photography by being a bad boy. I was in junior high and running with the wrong kids. I grew up in an Air Force family and my parents ordered me to get a hobby and took me to the hobby shops on base. Of course, I didn't like any of them so my dad picked the photo shop. The photo shop had cameras, a studio with lights, a 6 person darkroom and everything was free except film. The Airmen took me with them into the desert to shoot landscapes. I decided to study photography for 2 1/2 years at Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara CA. It was brutal, but well worth it. When I graduated Uncle Sam was waiting, with open arms, and somehow I was a U.S. Army photographer with a top secret clearance...

 

$25.95