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February 13, 2012 Art

Heart in the Streets: Brooklyn's 15 Most Romantic Pieces of Street Art 

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A sweet ending to our Brooklyn street art Valentine's with this piece on Water Street near Dock Street in Dumbo, right across from St. Ann's Warehouse.

(Special thanks to research assistant Patrick Waldo for correctly identifying unattributed works.)

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