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At times the couple--her hair horribly matted, his eyes and gaping mouth lined in fiery red--rolled over one another of embraced with stiff, sticklike arras, as if trying to mate for one last time. Anthropomorphic teeth, endowed with facial expressions and sticklike arms and legs, may evoke images from ham-handed hygiene class filmstrips. He painted the tail end of the city's industrial strength in the first half of the twentieth century, with unforgettable etiolated images (simultaneously tragic and humorous) of sticklike workers hastening to their mills under great clouds and columns of smoke. |
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