Artist Rosemarijn Jacobs created a new Dutch symbol.
From Hans Jacobs <ham...@multiweb.nl>
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· 7 Dec 2000 17:59 · View full thread
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Artist Rosemarijn Jacobs created a new Dutch symbol. "Beatrix queen of grass" is a pastel collages with real Marihuana leaves. hemp is the oldest plant in the world, they have nice shapes and bring there own unique atmosphere. The Artist Rosemarijn Jacobs (Dutch) is not promoting the use of cannabis but her art gives certainly a statement. The original pastel _ collages are exhibited at: Hanf Museum Berlin M�hlendamm 5 10178 Berlin Tel 030 / 242 48 27 Website: http://www.martinejacobs.com/grassArtwebsite/grassart1.htm
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