![Lane Pryce Owns A Joaquin Torres-Garcia Lane Pryce Owns A Joaquin Torres-Garcia](http://m5.paperblog.com/i/0/7226/lane-pryce-owns-a-joaquin-torres-garcia-L-7ANaOh.png)
As it goes, the piece is not exactly the same as any of the artist's originals but there is no way to deny the resemblance. The motif is uncanny, plus the fact that the piece in Lane Pryce's office is a wood carving only supports my suspicions of the origin of the piece.
![Lane Pryce Owns A Joaquin Torres-Garcia Lane Pryce Owns A Joaquin Torres-Garcia](http://m5.paperblog.com/i/0/7226/lane-pryce-owns-a-joaquin-torres-garcia-L-BwLa5W.jpeg)
Now, please tell me this piece looks familiar:
![Lane Pryce Owns A Joaquin Torres-Garcia Lane Pryce Owns A Joaquin Torres-Garcia](http://m5.paperblog.com/i/0/7226/lane-pryce-owns-a-joaquin-torres-garcia-L-RAUDd6.png)
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