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George H W Bush Quote D020


George H W Bush Quote D020 is a typographic metal poster designed by fonix for Displate. This striking black and white print features a powerful quote from George H. W. Bush in a clean, sans-serif font, stating 'Education is not complete unless we teach our children not only how to read and write but the difference between right and wrong.' The text is centered against a textured, dark background reminiscent of a chalkboard, giving it a classic and intellectual feel. This inspiring piece of text art, with its famous saying, is ideal for a study, office, or classroom.

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