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shakespeare's dingy


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collage: shakespeare's dingy (c) 2016 douglas brent smith

as a theater major, any reference to shakespeare is of course bonus points. i made this collage 25 march 2001. seems like a long time ago now. i don't fish for fish, but i do fish for images.
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