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Je...@howell.mv.com

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Aug 9, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/9/96
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I just thought it would be a good idea to post this information in
case anyone out there reading this maintains a list of B5 related
products used in the show that fans could buy.
Also, just in case anyone out there would be interested in these kinds
of products.

I recently talked to Kim Poor, the main artist and president of Nova
Graphics Space Art (http://www.novaspace.com) and I found out
that his painting "Dawn in the Labyrinth" is being used on Babylon 5.
It is hanging in Garabaldi's quarters, and is a painting of the planet
Mars (Has Mars been in the news recently?) The painting is in his
quarters because he is from Mars.

Please note, I don't work for Nova Graphics, or was paid to post this,
please take it for what it is meant to be. I just thought someone out
there might find this interesting, and since people on this newsgroup
share similar interests, I thought others might like to check out this
site, because I enjoyed it a lot.

Thank you for taking the time to read this post.

Jeff

Laura Gillenwater

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Aug 10, 1996, 3:00:00 AM8/10/96
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Je...@howell.mv.com wrote:

>I recently talked to Kim Poor, the main artist and president of Nova
>Graphics Space Art (http://www.novaspace.com) and I found out
>that his painting "Dawn in the Labyrinth" is being used on Babylon 5.
>It is hanging in Garabaldi's quarters, and is a painting of the planet
>Mars (Has Mars been in the news recently?) The painting is in his
>quarters because he is from Mars.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

When I first read this, I thought you were saying that *Kim Poor* was
from Mars! Sorry, I've had a *really* tough week at work......

Laura

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