Michael Kaluta "The Peacock Helix" (1980)

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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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NASA
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Michael Kaluta "The Peacock Helix" (1980)
Gaetano Cresseri (Italian, 1870-1933)
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by Bob Donis.
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I got to experience the Living Dead Fest at the Monroeville mall for the first and last time before it’s torn down. I got to meet my heroes. Dawn of the Dead is such an important movie for me and this weekend was a dream I’m going to be obsessing over this for awhile
Arlene Gottfried, Marsha P. Johnson, 1979 (printed in 1980s). Silver print.
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