You can see his paintings here. The artist is too modest. Looking over his site, I had trouble finding his name (it must be there somewhere). His first name is Paul.
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Some of the comments posted here seem to hang in the air, addresssing various absent interlocutors. That's because some of them were first published on the Huffington Post where they addressed statements made by others.
Some germ of an independent idea seemed to hold its own even without the other half of the conversation. So I've let them stand.
It's like evesdropping on someone talking on the phone. Often one reconstructs much of the whole drama from even a one-sided fragment.
Some germ of an independent idea seemed to hold its own even without the other half of the conversation. So I've let them stand.
It's like evesdropping on someone talking on the phone. Often one reconstructs much of the whole drama from even a one-sided fragment.
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