Final entry in the Shame trilogy anthropomorphizes shame as a combative young woman locked in perpetual conflict with her mother Virtue, rendered in repurposed watercolor paintings.
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Final entry in the Shame trilogy anthropomorphizes shame as a combative young woman locked in perpetual conflict with her mother Virtue, rendered in repurposed watercolor paintings.
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In the last of the Shame trilogy, the phenomena of shame is one again anthropomorphised into the character Shame, a difficult and combative young woman fighting permanently with her mother, Virtue. John Bolton continues to create the most beautiful and compelling art of his career, with each page being repurposed from an original watercolour on canvas. His work brings to life this instant classic from the imagination of Eisner and Harvey award nominee, Lovern Kindzierski
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