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It is impossible to deny the brilliance of his imagery or the dexterity of his storytelling, which slides and leaps forward and backward in time.
At the same time, as if by magic, he transforms that abstract linear rhythm into illusory imagery, peopling the field with figures large and small who strut, sing, leap, speechify and otherwise disport themselves with ferocious intensity.
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