Morris-Katz - Revision history

Simcha at 21:10, 2 December 2012

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	==Artistic Background==		==Artistic Background==
−	Surviving the war, he first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp he was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. He gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. He even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!	+	Surviving the war, Morris Katz first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp Morris was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. Morris Katz gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. Katz even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!

	==Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap==		==Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap==
−	Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), he could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.	+	Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), Morris Katz could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.

	==Entertainer==		==Entertainer==
−	Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' he began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.	+	Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' Morris Katz began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.

	===TV Performer===		===TV Performer===
−	He gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life he boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.	+	Katz gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life Morris Katz boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.

	===Fundraiser===		===Fundraiser===
−	'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.	+	'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, Morris also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.

	==Teacher==		==Teacher==
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	==Themes and Galleries==		==Themes and Galleries==
−	In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, he painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery, where examples of his work can be seen.	+	In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, Morris Katz painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery, where examples of his work can be seen.


	[[Category:Jewish Art]]		[[Category:Jewish Art]]

Simcha at 21:01, 2 December 2012

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	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]		\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]
	\|header1 = Other Names:		\|header1 = Other Names:
−	\|data2 = Instant Artist	+	\|data2 = Instant Artist, Moshe Katz
	\|header3 = Description:		\|header3 = Description:
	\|data4 = A fast painting Jewish artist who became a Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.		\|data4 = A fast painting Jewish artist who became a Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.

Simcha at 21:00, 2 December 2012

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	==Artistic Background==		==Artistic Background==
	Surviving the war, he first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp he was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. He gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. He even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!		Surviving the war, he first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp he was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. He gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. He even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!
		+
		+	==Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap==
		+	Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), he could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.

	==Entertainer==		==Entertainer==
	Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' he began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.		Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' he began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.
−
−	~~===Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap===~~
−	Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), he could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.

	===TV Performer===		===TV Performer===
	He gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life he boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.		He gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life he boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.
−
−	~~===Teacher===~~
−	Morris taught art in the ''Learning Annex'' in New York City as well as running classes in his gallery in the Village. His '''‘Paint Good & Fast’''' book (1985) still enables aspiring artists to learn his techniques to produce ‘instant art’ paintings.

	===Fundraiser===		===Fundraiser===
	'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.		'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.
		+
		+	==Teacher==
		+	Morris taught art in the ''Learning Annex'' in New York City as well as running classes in his gallery in the Village. His '''‘Paint Good & Fast’''' book (1985) still enables aspiring artists to learn his techniques to produce ‘instant art’ paintings.

	==Themes and Galleries==		==Themes and Galleries==

Simcha: /* Themes and Galleries */

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Themes and Galleries

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	'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.		'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.

−	===Themes and Galleries===	+	==Themes and Galleries==
	In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, he painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery, where examples of his work can be seen.		In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, he painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery, where examples of his work can be seen.


	[[Category:Jewish Art]]		[[Category:Jewish Art]]

Simcha at 21:16, 29 November 2012

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	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]		\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]
	\|header1 = Other Names:		\|header1 = Other Names:
−	\|~~header2~~ = Instant Artist	+	\|data2 = Instant Artist
	\|header3 = Description:		\|header3 = Description:
	\|data4 = A fast painting Jewish artist who became a Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.		\|data4 = A fast painting Jewish artist who became a Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.

Simcha at 21:16, 29 November 2012

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	\|header2 = Instant Artist		\|header2 = Instant Artist
	\|header3 = Description:		\|header3 = Description:
−	\|data4 = Jewish artist ~~that would could paint very fast and was~~ Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.	+	\|data4 = A fast painting Jewish artist who became a Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.
	}}		}}

Simcha at 21:15, 29 November 2012

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−	~~==General Background==~~
	'''Morris Katz''' was born ''Moshe Katz'' to a Jewish family before the Second World War (1932) in Galicia, Poland and died in 2010 in New York aged 78, with two ''Guinness Book of World Records'' entries to his name -‘''the fastest''’ and ‘''most prolific''’ painter. He never married.		'''Morris Katz''' was born ''Moshe Katz'' to a Jewish family before the Second World War (1932) in Galicia, Poland and died in 2010 in New York aged 78, with two ''Guinness Book of World Records'' entries to his name -‘''the fastest''’ and ‘''most prolific''’ painter. He never married.

−	===Artistic Background===	+	==Artistic Background==
	Surviving the war, he first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp he was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. He gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. He even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!		Surviving the war, he first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp he was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. He gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. He even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!

−	===Entertainer===	+	==Entertainer==
	Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' he began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.		Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' he began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.

−	====Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap====	+	===Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap===
	Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), he could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.		Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), he could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.

−	====TV Performer====	+	===TV Performer===
	He gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life he boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.		He gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life he boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.

−	====Teacher====	+	===Teacher===
	Morris taught art in the ''Learning Annex'' in New York City as well as running classes in his gallery in the Village. His '''‘Paint Good & Fast’''' book (1985) still enables aspiring artists to learn his techniques to produce ‘instant art’ paintings.		Morris taught art in the ''Learning Annex'' in New York City as well as running classes in his gallery in the Village. His '''‘Paint Good & Fast’''' book (1985) still enables aspiring artists to learn his techniques to produce ‘instant art’ paintings.

−	====Fundraiser====	+	===Fundraiser===
	'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.		'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.

−	====Themes and Galleries====	+	===Themes and Galleries===
−	In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, he painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery ~~http://www.morriskatz.com~~ , where ~~you can see~~ examples of his work.	+	In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, he painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery, where examples of his work can be seen.
		+
		+
		+	[[Category:Jewish Art]]

Simcha at 21:11, 29 November 2012

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	\|title = Morris Katz		\|title = Morris Katz
	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]		\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]
−	\|header1 = ~~Artist~~	+	\|header1 = Other Names:
−	\|header2 = ~~Guinness World Record Holder~~	+	\|header2 = Instant Artist
−	~~\|header3 = '~~Instant Artist'	+	\|header3 = Description:
−	\|~~header4~~ = ~~Website~~:	+	\|data4 = Jewish artist that would could paint very fast and was Guinness World Record Holder for this feat.
−	\|~~data5~~ =~~[http://www.morriskatz~~.~~com]~~	+
	}}		}}

Tzaftisha: Morris Katz, Jewish-American, toilet paper artist, fastest and most prolific painter, Guinness World Record Holder

2012-11-28T12:32:55Z

Morris Katz, Jewish-American, toilet paper artist, fastest and most prolific painter, Guinness World Record Holder

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−	Morris Katz	+	{{Infobox
		+	\|title = Morris Katz
		+	\|image = [[File:Space holder.jpg\|215px\|alt=Morris Katz]]
		+	\|header1 = Artist
		+	\|header2 = Guinness World Record Holder
		+	\|header3 = 'Instant Artist'
		+	\|header4 = Website:
		+	\|data5 =[http://www.morriskatz.com]
		+	}}
		+
		+	==General Background==
		+	'''Morris Katz''' was born ''Moshe Katz'' to a Jewish family before the Second World War (1932) in Galicia, Poland and died in 2010 in New York aged 78, with two ''Guinness Book of World Records'' entries to his name -‘''the fastest''’ and ‘''most prolific''’ painter. He never married.
		+
		+	===Artistic Background===
		+	Surviving the war, he first studied painting as a teenager in the ''Munich Academy''. Other well–known artist alumni of the Academy include ''Paul Klee'' and ''Edvard Munch''. After studying carpentry in a displaced persons (D.P.) camp he was able to move to the United States in 1949. He first worked as a carpenter while continuing to study art at the ''Art Students League'' in Greenwich Village, New York. He gradually developed a painting technique using palette knives and rags instead of the more conventional brushes. Eventually he found that using '''toilet paper''' gave him the results he wanted, and enabled him to work extremely quickly. He even taught himself to paint with both hands so that he could paint two paintings at the same time!
		+
		+	===Entertainer===
		+	Using his gift of the gab and his ability to turn out '''''‘Instant Paintings'''’'' he began to entertain as a ‘tummler’ in the famous ''‘Borscht Belt’'' hotels in the Catskill mountains. Audiences could watch him turn out painting after painting while he had them rolling in the aisles with corny one-line jokes and remarks. After the show they would line up to compliment him and bid to buy the paintings in the post-show auction, paying anything from a few dollars to over ''$100'' per painting.
		+
		+	====Paint Fast, Paint Good, Sell Cheap====
		+	Part of Katz's philosophy was that good art didn’t need to be expensive. By painting a lot of paintings (almost'' ¼ million'' in his lifetime) and painting them very fast, anything from under ''15 minutes'' to ''38 seconds'' (''the World Record''), he could sell them at affordable prices for ordinary people and still earn a respectable living.
		+
		+	====TV Performer====
		+	He gradually started appearing on TV and in 1980 he had his own half-hour ''‘Instant Art Show’'' on cable TV where he would paint 3 paintings per show in front of a panel who would comment on the paintings. By the end of his life he boasted that he had been on TV over 600 times including guest appearances on talk shows like ''David Letterman'' and ''Oprah''.
		+
		+	====Teacher====
		+	Morris taught art in the ''Learning Annex'' in New York City as well as running classes in his gallery in the Village. His '''‘Paint Good & Fast’''' book (1985) still enables aspiring artists to learn his techniques to produce ‘instant art’ paintings.
		+
		+	====Fundraiser====
		+	'''Morris Katz''' appeared in telethons and other charity fundraising events to raise money for worthwhile organizations. In one famous fundraiser for the ''Boy Scouts of America'' he managed to paint ''103 paintings in 12 hours'', selling over half of them on the spot! Having almost died in World War 2, he also painted paintings with Jewish themes as a way of raising money for Jewish causes.
		+
		+	====Themes and Galleries====
		+	In addition to his landscape, animal and Jewish theme pictures, he painted a series of Presidential portraits of every President of the United States. Prior to his death he was working on his ‘President Obama’ portrait. Towards the end of his life, although he had galleries in both New York and Jerusalem, he also developed a website and virtual online gallery http://www.morriskatz.com , where you can see examples of his work.

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