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MICHIGAN STADIUM Hand-colored photo print
MICHIGAN STADIUM Hand-colored photo print
Photo #1051
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by Jan Kaulins


MICHIGAN STADIUM HAND-COLORED black and white photo picture art print for sale. This artistic MICHIGAN STADIUM UofM color photo print fine-art photograph for sale is made from a professionally HAND-COLORED original black and white MICHIGAN STADIUM photo print. In it we see Michigan Stadium as it appeared for many years, including the Bo Schembechler era and the Lloyd Carr era. It is a unique and artistic interpretation of The Big House in Ann Arbor long before the major architectural changes implemented several years ago.
 

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