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Lost in the Old City

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Acrylics on professional gallery-wrapped canvas.
“ Lahore” is not just a city, for me, it is my roots and my childhood. The daily hustle of the ancient city brings a kind of life that is hardly seen in other parts of the world.
I can still hear the “ ice cream Wala”! What a joy! We would eagerly wait for his voice and would run wildly to grab an ice Lolly.
The “ Basant” heralds Spring and with it comes kites and non-stop fun. The rooftops are a complete pallet of every vibrant color!!!

Size: 24×46

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