Sadly, this fine I Love You specimen will not become part of the ILY 365 collection because its Texan seller won’t consider shipping items to Canada. Maybe we just can’t stand such love this far north. It reminds of Jeff Koons’s Amore, which appeared on this blog two years (minus a day) ago.
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January 30th 2010 | Posted by admin
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