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Their prolific collaboration precludes from mentioning all of their projects, however, some of their best known series and projects are: Sots Art series ( 1972 – 1973 ), Post-Art series ( 1973 ), Ancestral Portraits series ( 1980 ), Nostalgic Socialist Realism series ( 1982 – 1983 ), Diary series ( 1984 – 1986 ), Anarchistic Synthesism series ( 1985 – 1986 ), Most-Wanted series ( 1993 – 1997 ), Monumental Propaganda ( 1994 ), Elephant Project ( 1995 – 2000 ), American Dreams ( 1994 – 1999 ).
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