Colorful Brazilian mural stirs controversy in Boston
Like many famous works of art before it, a colorful mural that dominates a park across from Boston's main train station has stirred some controversy.The 70-foot-by-70-foot (21-metre-by-21-metre)
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Like many famous works of art before it, a colorful mural that dominates a park across from Boston's main train station has stirred some controversy.The 70-foot-by-70-foot (21-metre-by-21-metre)
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