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References
- ↑ Frank Gillette at Universal Concepts Unlimited
- ↑ "West Chelsea Arts".
- ↑ "ROUNDERS - Universal Concepts Unlimited - Absolutearts.com".
- ↑ Steve Miller NEOLITHIC QUARK at UCU
- ↑ "Andrew Topolski Artist - Art for Sale - Biography, Past and Future Exhibitions - on artist-info".