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Artist: Thaddeus Strode
Behind, Ink and Watercolor on Paper by Thaddeus Strode
By Thaddeus Strode
Located in Long Island City, NY
An ink and watercolor work by Thaddeus Strode. A conceptual piece of a shadowed figure and ghost with caption "Behind the Sufferer is a Ghost".
Artist: Thaddeus Strode
Title: Beh...
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Materials
Watercolor, Ink
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