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The classic cut keeps you looking respectable while your message subtly announces your membership in the ancient brotherhood of those who see through society's cheerful lies about labor
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Death of Seneca - Framed Canvas Frame Color:White backed by a lifetime printThe emperor says: die. The philosopher says: fine. Nero had ordered his former tutor Seneca to take his own life. So Seneca opened his veins, stepped into a bath, and died on his own terms, surrounded by friends swearing revenge. He turned his execution into a final act of Stoic dignity. Painted in oil on canvas in 1871 by Spanish Academic painter Manuel Domnguez Snchez. Prize winner at the National Exhibition of Fine Arts that year. Now held in the
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