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blindness of the common man, product of the holy land, We don't need live your lies, surreal horror art, by Santiago Caruso and Philip Guston and Jim Dine, color ink watercolor illustration, religeous symbols, creepy, warm colors, by Colin McCahon, weirdcore

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