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4/26/12

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KEVIN BLYTHE SAMPSON I am a child of the civil rights movement, a Widower who raised two kids.. A gallery Artist at Cavin-Morris Gallery in NY for over 20 years.. I am also a retired Police officer (Composite Sketch Artist) who has taught art in the inner city for over 30 years.

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The art of Kevin Blythe Sampson

4/26/12

How Samuel L. Jackson Became His Own Genre - NYTimes.com

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