BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYThe kid has gone Krackers!
But it’s completely obvious what this all means, right? I mean, am I the only person in this monastery that gets this? Oh, for Pete’s sake.
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Gaia's New St. John features the unlucky saint in a moment of surprise, or infernal ecstacy.
Gaia is pushing Caravaggio to the limits.
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