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| "Mouth Full of War" |
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| Bill Dugan as a young soldier, 1969 |
Now a sculptor, printmaker and painter, Dugan was in the corpse corps back in the Vietnam War. When he got his degree in art at Washington University, he made prints using roadkill. He spent a career counseling veterans. He still depicts death (urns, skeletons), but has branched out into hearts, typewriters, animals and, lately, pizza. He will ride in the parade in West Plains, Mo., today. He embodies our own conflicts about conflict:"I am tired of war and honored to have served."
Handsome fellow underneath that beard---I think it (beard) should go.
ReplyDeleteAnd THANK YOU for your service, Bill!!!!!!!!!
what are those things in his mouth?
ReplyDeleteToy soldiers.
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