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Tribute, Jack Pollock, in 1989 painting called Jack, by Telford Fenton, was proud of living up to his sobriquet A Gentleman Of Excess, art critic Christopher Hume says
Tribute, Jack Pollock, in 1989 painting called Jack, by Telford Fenton, was proud of living up to his sobriquet A Gentleman Of Excess, art critic Christopher Hume says

Tribute, Jack Pollock, in 1989 painting called Jack, by Telford Fenton, was proud of living up to his sobriquet A Gentleman Of Excess, art critic Christopher Hume says

Date1/31/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tribute, Jack Pollock, in 1989 painting called Jack, by Telford Fenton, was proud of living up to his sobriquet A Gentleman Of Excess, art critic Christopher Hume says.
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