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Stones Of Ithaca

Stones Of Ithaca

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  • Stones Of Ithaca (2019)
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    • Entry into Jerusalem
    • Shipwreck
    • Outline of Fish
    • Twin Peaks
    • Pilgrim
    • Flowering Cross
    • Open-Mouthed
    • Bow and Ship
    • Chalice
    • Yacht on Sea of Branches
    • Cattle Grazing
    • Round Tree in Square Field
    • Tightrope Walker
    • Swimming Cross
    • Flared Nostrils
    • Cemetery with Angel and Bird
    • Three-Masted Ship
    • Thick-Billed Bird
    • House on Hill
    • Skier
    • Cross under Tree
    • Rugged
    • Odysseus in Helmet
    • Monk in Cave at Night
    • Yacht Attached by Umbilical Cord
    • Creepy-Crawly
    • The Little Prince
    • Girl Reaching Up to Shelf
    • Triple Cross
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