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THE FRUIT OF HIS WORK… Understanding Charest’s work requires much more than a mere glance at the pulpy, plump fruit that evokes every expression of pleasure and human tenderness. One must attentively observe to comprehend a creative process that is much more complex and studied than it first appears.
