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Illustration: Artzybasheff's Machinalia

I wasnt sure where that link was taking me at first. But I sure am glad that I looked, thanks for sharing with us. I love the way some people are able to express what the rest of us can only imagine.

Charles
 
Period art of the 40's and early 50's; deep shadows with stunning highlights,
full of strangeness and mystery. Seems to have paralleled a golden era of
fantasy and science fiction literature. The comix during those times
exhibited some of these same qualities.
 
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