TZAIMS LUKSUS, FRSA

 WHETHER GOOD OR BAD

IS THE ART AND DESIGN WORK

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TZAIMS LUKSUS, FRSA

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WORTH SAVING?

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OR DOES IT HAVE ANY VALUE 

AS ART?

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