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Dale Frank, John was overwhelmed, not by his own great credit rating, not by the overtly personal attentiveness shown in him by his assistants, not the public success he had achieved in some circles, but rather by his own thoughts, alone, thoughts in the
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Powder pigment and translucent dye in easycast, epoxyglass on perspex, 200 × 200 cm
Title: Dale Frank, John was overwhelmed, not by his own great credit rating, not by the overtly personal attentiveness shown in him by his assistants, not the public success he had achieved in some circles, but rather by his own thoughts, alone, thoughts in the
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Powder pigment and translucent dye in easycast, epoxyglass on perspex, 200 × 200 cm.
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