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by John Constable"
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suggestion that player uniforms should've been substituted for a T-shirt and shorts
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This is an original 1890 black and white wood engraving of the ruins of Fort Euryalos of Syracuse
1957 Print Edvard Munch Poisonous Flower Woman Symbolism Femme Fatale Thorn Art XEI2 by John Constable"This is an original 1957 halftone print of a piece by Edvard Munch (1863 1944) entitled "Poisonous Flower." Munch was known for his ability to infuse any piece with the emotion of any overarching theme such as death, love or anguish; however he was a little more direct with this one, choosing symbolism over a more expressionistic portrayal of womanhood and the femme fatale. Although he is considered to be one of the pioneers of expressionism, Munch
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