New Yorker April 5th, 1976 Painting by Arnie Levin

New Yorker April 5th, 1976

by Arnie Levin

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New Yorker April 5th, 1976

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Arnie Levin

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Painting - Painting

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Publication: New Yorker

Image Type: Cover

Date: April 5, 1976

Description: Business people endlessly walking on a yellow mobius strip.

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