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Beyond painting, he worked prolifically in printmaking, sculpture, film, jewelry design, and theatre, leaving a body of work of extraordinary breadth. His lithographs and limited edition prints — many produced in collaboration with master printers in Paris and New York — are among the most sought-after works on paper in the modern art market. 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