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As an artist, he was a thief, a serial liar, and a failed condom salesman, as he was in life. At chic clubs in downtown Cuyahoga Falls he was the darkly whimsical guy who made speeches after everyone had left, picked fights with umbrella stands, and periodically dropped his pants when people asked him for directions to a hospital or an opinion on powdered drink mixes. He produced an affliction of self-portraits, almost all of which were actually line drawings of Queen Elizabeth photocopied from the Encyclopedia Britannica and applied to a variety of media, including sutures, sunflower seeds and heavy grade motor oil in poorly conceived chef salads. The picture is actually a self-portrait once removed: he stole the entire work from inside a kindergarten window in lower Manhattan and then signed his name to it, a typically antic stab at the establishment. 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