Andrew Clemens, a self-trained society craftsman, didn't live long enough to appreciate distinction. His works were executed in sand and contained in little pharmacist bottles. In spite of their sensitive craftsmanship, the mid-nineteenth century public would have thought of them as interests, not amazing bits of compelling artwork. To demonstrate their genuineness and to engage the common...
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