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Counted out, second stone
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Counted out, second stone

Bellows, George, 1882-1925 · 1921

CC0 — Public Domain
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On the second stone of "Counted Out," Bellows reversed the figures, moved the corner post, blocked the ropes by moving the victor to the side and simplified the background. To complete the triangle, a tall ominous figure appears on the far side of the ropes. (Mason)

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