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Clyde McGill – true stories iv : as we walked

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Screenprint, monoprint, etching
Edition of 40
Image size: 38 x 57 cm
Paper size: 38 x 57 cm
PCA Print Commission 2008

Earlier we had been in the basalt country north of the road. The distance and the aura that surrounded them seemed to carry us along. As we walked, our conversation developed. There wasn’t any hurry though both of us seemed to know this was a time for truth and peace.

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