I think that punctuation was added later, although the need for the sign is kind of silly in the first place. Thanks, Eduardo.
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It's hard to tell what's on this shelf, but it could be art supplies. It's probably not art. The combination of the quotes and the question marks looks like deliberate graffiti from a customer making just that point.
i like the way the top sign implies the incredulity of expecting one NOT to kick the art
Each sign has a question mark, but they differ on where to put it with respect to the last quotation mark. The second time is more correct IMO, but with the overall cruddiness, it hardly matters.
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