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Scenes of Catharsis: A Gallery by José Ð Almeida

October 1, 2012 Contributed By: José Ð Almeida

Broken Mythos - Lost Innocence
Broken Mythos – Lost Innocence
Infinitus
Infinitus
Mono-Logue I
Mono-Logue I
Novelos do Fado
Novelos do Fado
Parallel XIX
Parallel XIX
Stones on the Way
Stones on the Way
The Dance of Seven Masks
The Dance of Seven Masks
The Passenger
The Passenger
The Round
The Round
Time of Dis-Affections
Time of Dis-Affections
Time of Dis-Enchantment
Time of Dis-Enchantment
We Came in Parts to Assemble
We Came in Parts to Assemble

 

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Filed Under: Art, Featured Art Posted On: October 1, 2012

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