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Pepper is one of a small number of Elemental Fragmentists, a school of mainly Siamese and Rex painters whose work consists of economy of line and form conveying only the essential elements, or a fragment of a subject. Here, Pepper poses in front of Ridiculed Rodents, 1993, Ink on Paper.
(In part from: Why Cats Paint - A Theory of Feline Aesthetics by Heather Busch, 1994)
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