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Las Cruces2003Still up, per the source list

Tree of Knowledge/River of Wisdom

Painted by students from the English Seminar Class, Dorothy Ziztler, Knightwriters, Court Youth Center students., Rosemary Kirby, 2003, Las Cruces

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Address
700 E. Picacho Ave
Status
Still up, per the source list
Listed by
City of Las Cruces Public Art
Credit as City of Las Cruces Public Art lists it
Dorothy Ziztler, Rosemary Kirby, students from the English Seminar Class/Knightwriters and Court Youth Center students.
Source
Las Cruces Public Art
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Tree of Knowledge/River of Wisdom was created in 2003 by students from the English Seminar Class, Dorothy Ziztler, Knightwriters, and Court Youth Center students, with Rosemary Kirby. The mural is located at 700 E. Picacho Ave, Las Cruces, and was part of the City of Las Cruces Public Art program. It remains in place.

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