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“Remember that life is short and death is long.”

Quote by Fritz Scholder

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Fritz Scholder was an American artist known for his distinctive painting style and his depiction of Native American culture. His works often combined abstract and representational elements, exploring themes of race, identity, and cultural identity. more

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