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09-21-2017, 08:04 PM
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Randall, good stuff! Brearley used to sell photos of both of them in their catalogs, and like some of their other offerings, cropped them a bit differently than what was on the whole negatives. It's a shame too, as some of them uncropped were SO much better. And, I'm always around fi you want to talk about paintings!
Mike, what were some of the ones you ended up picking up? I'd love to hear.
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