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Old 10-25-2005, 12:06 PM   #7
Jan Verhulst Jan Verhulst is offline
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Dave, I like this painting. I have a lot of 'technical' critique, but that does not seems important here. I like it because you are not trying to make 'a nice picture' here. It is raw and pure and powerful. And in my view the paper towels can stay. They add to the whole of connotations that people can make seeing this painting.
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