The Biginning was the Word
Pilgrim: the Exile
Pilgrim II
Pilgim III
After Rioji Ikeda
Triptych, or Dark Moon III
Dark Moon II
Jacob's ladder
Dark Moon
Dead Rose
Medieaval road map
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St James - Piccadilly
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Somewhere in the Andes: Serranias de Murillo
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