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INCISA MONICA "Bush and the l world." 1988. Ink on paper. 10.50x9 cm. VIGNETTE MADE FOR "THE NATION "The Nation is the oldest U.S. magazine among those still alive and published continuously. It was first published on July 6, 1865. It is based in New York, but also has offices in Washington, London and South Africa. It is considered one of the landmarks of the American Left and beyond.

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INCISA MONICA "Bush and the l world." 1988. Ink on paper. 10.50x9 cm. VIGNETTE MADE FOR "THE NATION "The Nation is the oldest U.S. magazine among those still alive and published continuously. It was first published on July 6, 1865. It is based in New York, but also has offices in Washington, London and South Africa. It is considered one of the landmarks of the American Left and beyond.

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