Along with the famous signatures, the white pads with black piping feature a painting by Rebecca Raubacher of a horse lying down. Raubacher’s paintings and drawings have been exhibited in one-person shows, most recently at the Leslie Cecil Gallery in New York City, and in museum exhibits such as “The Face” at the Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, Ark.
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Very Cool- would love to have it.