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Jason Roth
4 Honiss Street Unit B3
Belleville, New Jersey, 07109
United States
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Dancing Couple, London, 1955. Lsquo;Hands have their own conversation. Roger Fisher The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. CLC 800, dismantled, a. What did you expect? 21 x 29,7cm, ink on paper, Kevin Lucbert, 2015. Observer theme by Zack Sultan.
Of my upcoming attempt to circumnavigate Ireland by kayak.
The unexamined life is pretty disorganized. Monday, March 31, 2008. San Francisco back to Seattle. 810 miles, 13 hours. I-5 passes through a series of long valleys broken by winding mountain passes. My favorite one is dominated by a looming Mt. Shasta, and features a couple of large metal statues close to the freeway. A little research seems to indicate that these are made by one Ralph Starritt. My enemy, not my friend. In this case, I wear the red badge.
Joe found a small stock of these in his warehouse, recently and framed one here; also available unframed. Maud Gatewood, Jungle Camp. Also available as a framed poster. Maud Gatewood, Jungle Camp. Irregular extotic woodgrain frame, newly framed. The four acrylic paintings from which these.