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The triptych

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Vagusian devotional art in three panels. Russian Orthodox by aspiration, bankrupt workshop by provenance.

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…which Mr Vagus had performed some desultory work in the line of turning and polishing; and also a triptych, painted in acrylic on a plywood veneer, purportedly in the Russian Orthodox tradition, although so poorly conceived and executed as to afford little clue whom the Tolstoyan figures thereon depicted were supposed to represent; Rasputin with aristocratic handmaidens, I was moved to suggest to myself.

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