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A Danish-helmed art oasis, perched in SF's Mission for over 30 years

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Standing transfixed in front of Vincent Van Gogh’s “The Blue Church” in Paris, she had a revelation: She was going to be a painter. A Danish-helmed art oasis, perched in SF’s Mission for over 30 years

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A Danish-helmed art oasis, perched in SF's Mission for over 30 years

Standing transfixed in front of Vincent Van Gogh’s “The Blue Church” in Paris, she had a revelation: She was going to be a painter. A Danish-helmed art oasis, perched in SF’s Mission for over 30 years

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