31. Carl Kuba, 1921, Bronze Indians, Before and After. We saved the original finish, did some touch-ups, and restored their beauty and protected their value. You still got that job in front of the cigar store, guys?
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32. A Paradoxical Icon. The chair was badly burned in a house fire. Its powerful memories were not destroyed. Indeed, they were enhanced: using 24-carat gold spun on silk for the seat fabric, anodized faux-finished titanium on the mahogany back panel; copper-gilting on the bow (implying "a penny for your thoughts"), different natural finishes on the cross-stretcher, the frame, and the top charred edge of the chair. The paradox: insight, foresight, the past, the present, the future. "We captured them all within the circle of order and chaos and transformed their power and tragedy into beauty."
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Great stuff, Rick, but I'm just browsing, and I don't know what to look at next. Show me more!