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		By: bigcrux		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I just picked up a &#039;postcard&#039; issued by Gotham Book Mart announcing an exhibit of artwork by Mohammed Mrabet c.1960. The back of the index card features a blurb by WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS as follows: “The art of Mohammed Mrabet cannot be called primitive, for the draftsmanship is quite sophisticated. On one hand, the paintings derive from the classical Arab tradition, as expressed in mosaics; there is also some resemblance to the spirit-pictures drawn by Eskimo shamans. But beyond these influences, there is a fresh and original style which is uniquely Mrabet&#039;s own”.
                                                     WILLIAM BURROUGHS]]></description>
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                                                     WILLIAM BURROUGHS</p>
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