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Artist Etienne Lavie imagines the city with more classical art in her series called ‘OMG Who Stole My Ads’.
The eye-catching replacement of outdoor advertisement with classical art is a welcome change in the modern urban landscape. Follow Lavie’s street art on twitter.classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (2) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (3) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (4) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (5) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (6) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (7) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (8) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (9) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (10) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (11) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (12) classical-art-take-over-outdoor-advertising-in-paris (13)

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