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The artist painted in free form manner what he saw and crafted
his artwork in an array of mediums: canvas, paper, cardboard,
plywood, masonite, photo paper, sheets of newspapers and
magazines. He rendered self-portraits, portraits of friends,
landscapes, rooftops, parks, and ordinary objects (almost
always worn or damaged), such as: coffee machines, coffee
sieves, wheels, sugar cane juice extractors, carriages, ships,
circus tents, banners, glass bottles, grandfather clocks, rock
candy, palm trees, carts, tractors, cranes, bicycles, rickety
iron beds, marionettes, toys, and all sort of amorphous or
metamorphic figures.



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