‘[…] he then began making exact replicas of the real signs. Most artists would have stopped there. That’s when Grotjahn crossed a personal Rubicon.
Grotjahn went back to the stores, and asked owners to exchange his signs for theirs. Of this strange flip-flopping of one order for another, he says, with almost Clint Eastwood directness, “It’s a weird thing, the exchange.”’
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