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December 18, 2014
Artist finds niche: painting for people ‘in love with their D9s'
By JON SILVER
Journal Staff Reporter
Journal Staff Reporter
Images courtesy of Brad Burns Construction Fine Art
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Twelve Caterpillar scrapers set out for a day’s work in northern California.
If you see a certain beauty in a line of rumbling bulldozers or like the complex geometry of a highway interchange — well, Brad Burns couldn't agree with you more.
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