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'Gentle Breeze'

Boise, Idaho

This work of art by Matthew Mazzotta resides in this park dedicated to the first black legislator in Idaho.  

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“Gentle Breeze.” Swing gently on one of three kinetic swings.
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“Gentle Breeze” is the newest art piece in Boise and is a centerpiece of Cherie Buckner-Webb Park in Boise. 

The Park is a tribute to Idaho’s first black legislator and is a beautiful place to relax and take pictures with the Boise foothills in the background. 

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