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Not a new psych-stoner outfit but a romantic visual essay on anthropomorphic simulacra in stone, such as this fine fellow.

<em>'Stones have life, they can suffer illness, old age, and death. When cut, stones can grow. Stones cover themselves with figures. According to Alberti, nature had carved Solomon's seal on a stone found in a field near Verona, as if with a ruler. At Freiburg, a stone 'of alabandite' bore the image of monkeys...</em><em> Similarly, in Lake Alsatia, near the Misnesis Mountains, figures of frogs and fish, in copper, have been found drawn upon the surface of stones.</em>' Jurgis Baltrusaitis<em>, Aberrations</em>
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<em><a href="http://www.mnmuseumofthems.org/Faces/intro.html" target="_blank">The Stone Face: Fragments of an Earlier World</a></em>