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Eugenio Tellez: Chilean expatriate artist's paintings, on exhibit at Lake Galleries, communicate a sense of collapse and show an unmistakable nostalgia for the void
Eugenio Tellez: Chilean expatriate artist's paintings, on exhibit at Lake Galleries, communicate a sense of collapse and show an unmistakable nostalgia for the void

Eugenio Tellez: Chilean expatriate artist's paintings, on exhibit at Lake Galleries, communicate a sense of collapse and show an unmistakable nostalgia for the void

Date4/13/1992
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  • Eugenio Tellez: Chilean expatriate artist's paintings, on exhibit at Lake Galleries, communicate a sense of collapse and show an unmistakable nostalgia for the void
  • Eugenio Tellez: Chilean expatriate artist's paintings; on exhibit at Lake Galleries; communicate a sense of collapse and show an unmistakable nostalgia for the void.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Eugenio Tellez: Chilean expatriate artist's paintings; on exhibit at Lake Galleries; communicate a sense of collapse and show an unmistakable nostalgia for the void.
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