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Thornton Dial's early drawings, at the Ackland
Thornton Dial's "Big Mouth Lady Knows How to Hold the Long Neck Tiger" (1991); watercolor, graphite, and charcoalImage credit: Photo courtesy of Ackland Art Museum, gift of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation
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