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Painting • Portrait

Victor Kalin was prolific and versatile. He was comfortable

in all media, including watercolor, gouche, woodcut, pen
and ink, oil, pastel. He made portraits of people he admired

-- with the exception of Richard Nixon. As an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam War, he crosshatched Nixon, aimng to personify dishonesty and trickiness.

© 2015 by Rebecca Kalin

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