Joseph Radoccia After Madagascar: Interview
Each painting is a map of a moment, a life`s work becomes a map of a time period, a life. Such an honest map serves some sort of informative purpose in the timeline of history, excerpts from interview.| Comments on article "Joseph Radoccia After Madagascar: Interview" | |||||||||
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