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August 15, 2013

The Great 40th Anniversary Escapade, Part 2: Old Shanghai-once known as "The Paris of the Orient"--and the Vanishing Shikuman Lanes

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Julia: Artist Julia Zollman Wickes is a painter of imaginative and expressive portraits, landscapes, and illustrations. Inspired by the narrative of daily life, Julia Zollman Wickes searches for subjects wherever she goes - all over the world. She lives, paints and teaches art classes in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.

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