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- The Ultimate Truth: Plato's Cave
- Aged Flesh: a skin that has experienced all
- Tranquility
- The Truncated Body: limbs and torso
- Looks are Deceiving
- History: a lesson in loss
- Sublime Terror
- Companions
- Time Masters Man and Nature
- George Rosen: Happy Birthday, 3
- George Rosen: Happy Birthday, 2
- George Rosen: Happy Birhday (1910--1977)
- The Nonconformist
- et in Arcadia ego
- in the palm of one's hand: the wound that never heals
- I think, therefore I am. Do you think?
- Whispering
- Self Protection
- it all depends on how you look at it?
- Would you trust this person?
- Turn!
- Somatic Injury: Infection
- Why?
- Truth and Falsity or Time destroys Beauty
- A Death in the Family: nature took its course
- Tepotzlan, Mexico; Gouache, 1953, twelve years old
- Vascular System
- High School of Music and Art: learning how to draw
- The Embrace Observed
- Harold Olejarz, the Artist, makes Art
- Clover: the sweetness of honey
- A Leaf still upright: trying to stay on course
- Motion: fixed in stone
- High School of Music and Art: from imagination "Tw...
- High School of Music and Art: drawing from life
- The Great Red Wall: looking for meaning
- A Memory, Imperfect but Precious
- High School of Music and Art: Self Portraits
- High School of Music and Art: Self Portraits, 1958...
- In Praise of New York City: The New York Academy o...
- Artifacts of Nature
- learning how to draw features: 1956
- say it isn't so
- Nature Composes
- Nature Draws
- The New Landscape
- Inching Along
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