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Eugene von Bruenchenhein

I just saw the Eugene von Bruenchenhein exhibit at the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore. It was incredible and I fully believe he was channeling some ancient, alien memory from millions of years ago when we were all stardust.
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Jonathan Terhaar said | 8 January, 2011

Really amazing looking stuff! Thanks for posting, Gerry.

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