Staff reports | Charleston Pro Bono Legal Services will have prints on archival paper and giclee of a colorful, stunning painting representing “Blind Justice” through March 15 that will benefit the organization. Charleston artist Danielle Cather Cohen recently donated the original artwork (oil on linen, 24” x 30”) to the nonprofit and gave exclusive rights for sale of the prints to benefit the legal aid organization.
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