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A very limited number of original oil paintings by Phillips are now available.  Click here to see them!

Yes, we can ship Frederick Phillips artwork to you anywhere in the world!  Want to see more?  Email us!

Dancing
                            Light
Dancing Light
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 7/99
  20 x 14"
$230

Lake Michigan calling!

Dancing Light is a portrait of the vast and sparkling waters of Lake Michigan towards sunset. The light is just beginning to fade, but the warm colors of the invisible setting sun combine with a gentle evening breeze to create a sparkling and ever-changing dance of gold and silver flickering across the gently-undulating waters of the lake.

Close to a sheltered jetty a boat sits at rest, its sails down and its interior cabin lit by a warm glow which adds to the sparkling reflections on the surface of the lake. Soon, that boat will be joined by a second sailboat that heads towards the jetty where it, too, will come to rest for the evening.

Rising very early one winter’s morning after a heavy snowfall the night before, the artist saw that the sun was shining through his windows and his vision was engaged by the effect the rising sun had on the pristine white of the newly fallen snow.

Quickly grasping his camera and his sketchbook he walked to the large landscaped park situated just a few minutes from his home. There he found nature transformed from green grass and bare trees to a winter wonderland of snow and ice. The lake - usually the habitat of many ducks, swans and geese - had frozen over and everything was shimmering in shades of blue, white and silver. But standing out among the monochromatic landscape the red boathouse on the edge of the lake provided a hot contrast to the cool tones created by the snowfall. It was a scene he had to capture quickly before the sun began to melt the snow. Later, as he worked in his studio he realized that the small, red contrasting element of this image would provide him with the perfect title for this artwork - Boathouse.


Boathouse
Boathouse
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 16/99
18 x 18"
$230

Sky Window
Sky Window
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 10/99
33 x 24"
$490

Seemingly lighter then the air that surrounds it, an elegant window frame floats above the panorama of an Andalusian landscape.

Yet when we think of ‘sky’ and ‘window’, in our mind’s eye we see them as distinct things where the soft transparency of the sky is in contrast to the hard solidity of the window frame and the sky is seen through the transparency of each glass windowpane.

But in Sky Window the surreal and creative imagination of the artist blends the white clouds of the sky into  the snow-capped peaks of the distant mountain range. And as the window hovers like a cloud above the landscape we see elements of that landscape repeated through some of the windowpanes and the clouds are also faintly seen through the frame itself.

Inspired by the City of Chicago, the beaches of Lake Michigan and summertime, this portrait of Chicago and Lake Michigan encapsulates all that is best about that city - beautiful modern architecture, the vast waters of Lake Michigan and boats galore!

Created from the original oil painting by Frederick titled Cityscape, the artist shows the skyline of Chicago surreally floating above the waters of Lake Michigan as seagulls dance along the shoreline and lighthouses, buoys and myriad sailing boats weave their way lazily across the lake.

Cityscape is everything that’s best about summer in Chicago in one image!

Cityscape
                            (Chicago)
Cityscape
Newest release and on display now!
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 10/99
25 x 20"
$330


Nightflight
Night Flight
Newest release and on display now!
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 25/99
18 x 33"
$400

Situated a mile or two north of the main city of Venice, the island of the Lido sits between the Laguna di Venezia and the Adriatic sea. Famous as the home of the Venice Film Festival, the Lido is nonetheless a quieter and less crowded place to stay than the main part of Venice.

During their travels around northern Italy the artist and his wife chose to stay at a hotel on the Lido. But because they were also interested in exploring Venice itself, that meant most days necessitated a trip across the lagoon by a vaparetto (water bus) so that they could explore the hidden alleyways and canals of the main city.

Day or night, these trips across the lagoon - as with all boat trips around Venice - provided the artist with endless inspirations and different views of Venice as seen from the water. Even though his travels in Italy were some years ago, to this day the artist is constantly inspired by his memories of Venice.


Lakeside by
                        Frederick Phillips
Lakeside
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered
24 x 24"
$340
Also available 20" and 30" square on paper or canvas.  Ask for details!


Serenade
Serenade
This is the very last one available of this sold out canvas!  On display now!
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered A.P. (artist proof) 1/1
30 x 28"
$750

Serenade: from the Italian word ‘to make serene’ or meaning a song or a piece of music played or sung - often in the open air - by a lover beneath his love’s window.

Serenade continues a theme that runs through the artist’s work - that of exploring the idea of a painting as a presentation or performance through the depiction of musicians - as in Serenade - or theatrical artistes, as in Reverie II. In both paintings, the square format of the canvas suggests a theatrical stage-set, thus reinforcing the idea of a performance.

All is quiet within the grand hall of this elegant building. A wandering minstrel arrives. Picking up his bow he begins to play the first notes of a haunting melody. As the sweet sound resonates through the air it permeates the walls to drift into the outside world. Drawn closer by the magical harmony, birds arrive to join in and add their own sweet chorus to the song.

The distant hills of the pastoral landscape echo the following movement of the music. But do we see this landscape through the windows or as large paintings on the walls - or both? Time flows from left to right; early morning light streams through the arched windows on the left, moving through midday, then late afternoon and on to the deepening tones of dusk on the right. Meanwhile, the musical performance continues…but where is the musician’s appreciative audience? It is us, the viewers, to whom he plays his sweet melody.


“Most people spend their lives trying to turn their dreams into reality; I have spent my life trying to turn reality into a dream”.
     ~Frederick Phillips

Rising above the calm, blue  waters of the lake, a classical rotunda stands isolated and serene on its own verdant island. Swans glide silently by this architectural magnificence, their course  set steadily for the freedom of the distant horizon. Yet we are drawn to the mysteries of the island - its seclusion and sense of tranquility beckons us to its shores. Once there, we find ourselves entering into a different world with its own sense of time and place. In contrast to the bright daylight of the outer world, on this secluded island haven time has moved at a different pace and now, it is dusk - a prelude to the promise of a warm and peaceful summer evening.

Secret World is that quiet place we all need to escape to from time to time; a place to gather our thoughts and to  meditate on the blessings that life
holds for us.

Secret World
Secret World
This is the very last one available of this sold out canvas!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 43/98
40 x 30"
$750


Rainbow Bridge
Rainbow Bridge
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered A.P. (artist proof) 2/2
41 x 30"
Sorry, sold for $750
And no more are available
Stormy tropical skies have squeezed out the very last drop of rain from the clouds which now begin to flee the scene of Rainbow Bridge. Day is turning towards dusk and lamps and windows begin to emit a gentle luminosity as the warm light of  incandescent lamps begins to glow. But now that the storm has passed and even though the moon has risen, there is still hope of an hour to two of sunshine before the night draws in.

Emerging from the sheltered street with its elegant, tall building painted in pastel shades, a woman walks down to the sea. Intent upon the purpose of her early evening stroll, she carries an umbrella in her hand so that she is ready to take shelter again should the storm return. The cobbled streets glisten damply in the dwindling light but enough heat lingers from the day’s sun to dry them soon. Birds flock to join the scene, hoping to refresh themselves in the small pools of fresh rainwater that remain.

On the distant horizon a colorful rainbow has appeared. Its span links the earth with the sky and, symbolically, it connects the material with the spiritual. Echoing the curvature of the narrow street, the curved arc of the rainbow reaffirms that indeed, the promise of fine weather will soon become a reality.


The
          Sheltering Sky
The Sheltering Sky
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 10/99
28 3/4 x 22 1/2"
$320


Secret Garden
Secret Garden
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered
28 x 17 3/4"
$250
Ornate, man-made gardens filled with architectural elements are always an inspiration to Phillips, and this was certainly true of the Californian garden that inspired Secret Garden.

With tall, slender Cypress trees echoing the dramatic yet elegant sculpted stone columns, we see a garden rich in flowers and foliage as well as wildlife. Summer  seems  to  be at its height and everywhere, there is abundance.

Yet in the distance, a mysterious doorway is set into a thick wall of green, revealing the view beyond. Here, the  season has changed as seasons always do; in this hidden  garden it is winter and the bare branches of the trees stand strong and bold against the crispness of the snow and the ice-blue of the sky.



Alcazar Palace
Alcazar Palace
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered from the edition of 99
30 x 24"
$350
The south of Spain, or Andalusia, is an area with a very long history of learning, culture and artistic skill. There are many buildings and palaces that are themselves works of art; their walls rich with colorful and intricately-patterned tiles, their ceilings ornate with delicate and complex patterns wrought in stucco plaster-work.

And everywhere are the gardens; artistic creations that are havens of shade and respite from the summer heat, filled with the delicate scents of blossoms and the cool, flowing waters of fountains and ponds. Alcazar Palace is one of a series of oil paintings created by the artist as he continues to be inspired by his memories of a summer visit to Andalusia, several years ago, when he followed in the footsteps of his great-great-uncle, the artist Francis W.W. Topham who was a renowned Victorian painter and a friend of Charles Dickens..


Nightlight    Frederick Phillips
          Nightlight framed
Nightlight
Limited edition serigraph on paper, signed and numbered
  30 x 24"
$600

An evening stroll provided the inspiration for Nightlight. Glimpsing the illuminated entrance of a building in downtown Chicago that impressed him greatly, Phillips had neither camera or sketchbook with which to record some visual notes of the scene before him. Back in his studio and at work on another painting, the artist could not forget what he had seen. When the light conditions were similar, he
returned to the same place so that he could make some sketches and visual notes.

The result was Nightlight, where a richly-lit interior glows ever brighter when contrasted by the strong, dark shadows of the night. Within this welcoming warmth, wild birds fly as freely as they would soar through sun-filled skies. Outside, highlighted by the radiance from within, a Dalmatian dog sits patiently as if awaiting the imminent return of master or mistress. As in the artist Edward Hopper’s painting titled ‘Nighthawks’, inner and outer have become one through the golden magic of incandescent light.


Japanese Garden
Japanese Garden
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered 61/99
30 x 20"
$350
(Sorry, sold for $680 framed)
An elegant gazebo stands on the edge of a lake, its structure reflected in detail in the calm, still waters of deepest blue.  Although it is daytime, in the furthest  distance the moon -- mistress of water and tides -- is rising over a wild landscape.

In the foreground, colorful Koi fish dart here and there, bringing flashes of silver and red to the  deep, dark waters of the ornamental lake.  Creating barely a ripple as they swim, their movements do not change the reflections of the scene above -- a world they cannot know, but which the viewer can take delight in as they relax and enjoy this peaceful vista.


In Tracery, we see a scene that is, in part, a compendium of the artist’s travels in recent years.  The inspirations behind this image come from his visual memories of time spent in Spain and the Netherlands as well as his travels through the rolling drama of the Californian landscape.

The title could refer to the patterned filigree effect resulting from the intricate interplay of shadow and light as well as to the ‘traces’ of sights and sounds from places one has visited which can remain in our memories long after we have returned home.

Here, despite the strong but dappled contrasts of natural light and shadow throughout the image, the street-lamp glows softly in readiness for the approaching night whilst the bicycle resting against the lamp-post suggests both travel and repose, journey and arrival.

Tracery
Tracery
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered 65/99
23 x 18"
$240


 Also available on Somerset Velvet Paper, Signed and numbered
18 x 14"
$195

Threshold
Threshold
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on Somerset Velvet Paper, signed and numbered 40/99
20 x 14"
$250
For almost 20 years, Frederick and his wife Patricia lived on the outskirts of downtown Chicago.  Following their return to the UK in 2007, the artist established a studio in a converted stable in a small village and began to re-explore the the English countryside as inspiration for some of his art.

Threshold is one of these rural paintings, bringing together the beauty of the English countryside with Phillips’ unique vision.

Almost identical trees stand in close embrace, early summer flowers at their feet as their just-budding branches play host to birds enjoying the delicate warmth of the afternoon.  And beyond the trees, a field brings forth green shoots, a sign of the bounties that will be harvested as early summer shoots become autumn’s abundance.


Expressing the bond between mother and child, Beyond The Sky depicts an imaginative scenario where parent and child engage with the natural world - in the form of a white dove - in an intimate moment.  Sunlight floods the scene and a sense of peace prevails.

Yet another painting inspired by the artist’s visits to the Alhambra in Andalusia, here Frederick’s innate sense of surrealism become apparent as the curving walls of this crescent cease and a landscape of blue sky and distant hills takes their place.

Beyond the Sky
Beyond the Sky
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on Somerset Velvet Paper, signed and numbered 1/99
18 x 12"
$195


Flight of Fancy
Flight of Fancy
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered 4/96
18 x 24"
Sorry, sold for $595

This rare Phillips Lake Michigan scene is the last available print of this image.  It was published by Atlas Galleries in Chicago before they closed.  At that time they had it at $1,200.

It is in new, perfect condition and the only one available.

Enjoy!

Differing times of day and night come together within an exotic interior of the magnificent Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain.

Following the footsteps of his artist ancestor, Francis Topham, who visited the Alhambra by moonlight in 1852, Phillips timed his visit so that he could see what Topham had seen at night.

One evening, a short stroll led the artist and his wife to the Alhambra, where they saw for themselves the magical effects of moonlight upon the palace that they had previously only seen by daylight.

Back in the studio, the artist brought together elements of his visits. In his imagination, solid stone columns become trees reaching up to a nighttime sky and moonlight floods the interior, whilst in the distance, dawn begins to rise over the town of Granada.

Night Vision
Night Vision
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered 12/99
28 x 18"
$300

Winter Sun
Winter Sun
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered 12/99
28 x 18"
$250
Along with inspirations from travels in places like Spain and Italy, Phillips also likes to explore places closer to his home. In many of his works, sunshine predominates — but not every painting is set in the warmth of the summer sun.

Inspired by a walk in the local park one early December morning, in Winter Sun, the low-lying sun of that season shines through almost-bare trees creating patterns of shadow and light on the freshly-fallen snow.

The waters of the distant lake are frozen and the sun will have to strengthen before the ice begins to melt. Until then, birds will need to find sustenance on the snow-covered ground as they await the warmth and the fruits of spring.


Visits to Puerto Rico have inspired many of Phillips’ paintings in the last twenty years, for here, the artist found the style of Spanish-influenced architecture that he likes to include in his art.

These elegant buildings, built in the years before the island became allied with the United States, are sometimes in some disrepair through age or stormy weather.

However, the artist sees below the surface, finding the true beauty beneath. And by refining the surface appearance of an ornate doorway and recombining reality with imagination, the artistic result is Gate Of The Sun. Here, the sunlit doorway opens to reveal — not a continuation of the sunny day — but a scene of dusky beauty as the sun begins to set.

Gates of the Sun
Gate of the Sun
New and on display now!

Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered 16/99
24 x 12"
$170

Il Mondo a
                  Galla
Il Mondo a Galla (from the Venice series)
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered
14 x 26" for $180
Also 16 x 30" for $280
In Il Mondo a Galla or "The Floating World", the natural reflections of Venice inspired this entirely imaginative vista where the buildings are, in fact, a mirror image — identical except for one small difference!

Here is Venice shaped by Phillips’ unique vision — and expressed in his words as well as in oil paint:
“What can I say about Venice that has not been said with greater eloquence before?  But ask me what I see — how this surreal vision of a place speaks to this artist’s creative imagination — and I will tell you of some half-remembered dream of a Byzantine city rising from the shimmering depths of the Adriatic.  Like nowhere else on earth, Venice is a place of magic and mystery where reality and reflection become indistinguishable”.

During his time in Venice, rather than instantly recognized vistas, the artist explored hidden passageways, squares and backwater canals seeking unusual scenes and compositions, interesting reflections, bold colors and dramatic interplay of shadow and light. 

In Memory of Venice we see Phillips’ interpretation of a view that intrigued him; tall, elegant buildings lining both sides of one of Venice’s many canals, with each side joined to the opposite by elevated lines of fresh laundry, gently blowing in the breeze.

In the far distance, the buildings themselves begin to fade out, losing their solidity and almost appearing to be suspended like the laundry itself. The result is an intriguing mix of reality,imagination and the artist’s recalled memories.
Memory of
                    Venice
Memory of Venice (from the Venice series)
On display now!
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered from edition of 99
30 x 30"
$490

Under Open
                    Skies
Under Open Skies
 
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered from a limited edition of 99
36 x 36"
$570

30 x 30"
$550
New and on display now!

During his time exploring Spain, Phillips visited many grand and palatial buildings.  In Seville, this included spending an afternoon at the Royal Palace, the Alcazar, which dates from the 13th and 14th centuries and is still used today by the Spanish Royal family.

Surrounding the main palace are magnificent fountain-filled gardens replete with orange and fig trees, date palms and many fragrant flowers.  Here and there are small summer houses ornamented with colorful and intricately-patterned tiles. 

Within, cool marble floors invite, offering respite from the afternoon heat.  Inspired by one such building, the artist created his own exotic rendition, filled with orange trees and white doves.  Columns support white marble walls which rise upwards, imperceptibly
fading into the blueness of the sky above.

Undulating waves of rich blue silk trimmed with gold are draped to form the backdrop in Out Of The Blue. This opulent fabric marks the interface between inner and outer - between the ornately furnished room in which we stand and the as yet uncharted pale and misty landscape beyond.

Antique stone columns solidly line the wall that leads our eye inevitably towards the carved gold-framed doorway - the portal between here and there, now and then.  As in a dream, our sense of height is elevated; from the level of the room we look down upon the outside view.

The black cat seems to pause for a moment, unable to decide between curling up and relaxing upon the temptingly plump, red velvet cushion on the chair or wandering off to explore the landscape. But where exactly does this outer world begin?  Perhaps, if we draw back the blue silk drapes, we will find no solid walls but only a continuation of the mysterious landscape awaiting out discovery.

Our imagination has no boundaries...

Out of the Blue
                    by Frederick Phillips
Out of the Blue
On display now!

Rare, early limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered
38 x 26"
$750

Frederick
                    Phillips Inner Landscape
Inner Landscape
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered
from the limited edition of 99
20 x 16"
$175
Inspired by visits to beautiful gardens he had seen on his travels, back in the studio the artist wanted to create an image that captured the magic and mystery of those sun-filled views. 

Allowing his imagination to roam free, in Inner Landscape the artist has created -- not just a beautiful garden -- but a scene that is as mysterious as the source of his original  inspirations. As we follow the  pathway into the far distance, we find an arched doorway opens in the landscape, revealing the same scene at a later time of day.

A bird in flight also follows the pathway, perhaps heading towards the world of mysteries that lay beyond that distant doorway....


This palatial image was inspired by visits to a stately home situated on the outskirts of London; it had been built in the 18th century as the setting for magnificent parties and lavish galas planned by a Duke for those guests lucky enough to be invited.

Among many entertainments, tame leopards on golden chains as well as other exotic animals were displayed for the delight of the guests.

In Reverie II the artist creates an imaginative scene of theater and fantasy, suggestive of those extravagant parties of the past.  In this colorful and richly-glowing interior, golden sunlight streams through invisible windows, illuminating the bejeweled colors of the harlequin, who stands alone in poised anticipation of events yet to unfold...

Frederick Phillips Reverie II
Reverie II
Limited edition print on canvas
Signed and numbered from edition of 99
24 x 24"
$270


Frederick Phillips Synthesis
Synthesis
On display now!
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered from the edition of 99
24 x 20"
$360

The polished marble floors of an elegant corridor gleam and reflect the sunlight that floods the scene in Synthesis

Inspired by his visits to classical buildings built in the Spanish-style in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, Frederick brought together elements of his many visits to the island with some of the things that reminded him of ‘home’.  His beloved cat - who was his much-loved studio companion for 16 years - is portrayed as reclining upon the coolness of the marble floor, but at the same moment the artist also shows her exploring the scene beyond.

And there is much to explore; the corridor ends and rather than glorious blue sky as seen through the columns of the corridor, time has passed and there is night-time, with a glorious tropical full moon up above.


Frederick
                  Phillips Winter Waltz
Winter Waltz
 
Limited edition serigraph on paper, signed and numbered from the edition of 500
27 x 22"
$550



Winter Waltz and
                  Nightlight
Nightlight and Winter Waltz



Domain
Domain < New!
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered
30 x 23"
$390


Memory of Summer
Memory of Summer < New!
On display now!
Limited edition print on canvas, signed and numbered
24 x 24"
$380


Colonnade
Colonnade
  Limited edition serigraph on paper, signed and artist proof numbered A.P. 1/60
  28 x 20" image size
Sorry, sold for $1,400 framed
Note, this print is now sold out
This print appears on the cover of the 132-page book Quintessence about the art of Frederick Phillips


Frederick Phillips book




Enjoy these rare, unique oil paintings now available to Saper Galleries clients due to special arrangement by the artist.
Please contact us for higher resolution images or to have one sent to you!

Lakeside (Lake Michigan
            from Evanston, Illinois)
Lakeside
(Inspired by view of Lake Michigan from Evanston, Illinois)

Original oil painting on linen canvas
30 x 30"
Sold for $8,300

But available as a limited edition canvas!  What size would you prefer? 20, 24, or 30" square?

Almost There
Almost There
Original oil painting on linen canvas
20 x 30"
Sorry, sold for $6,100 framed

Interior II
Interior II
Original oil painting on linen canvas
24 x 18"
$4,400

Ultramarine
Ultramarine
Original oil painting on linen canvas on wood panel
20 x 10"
Sorry, sold for $2,100


Afternoon
Afternoon
Original oil painting on linen canvas
24 x 18"
$4,400

Translucence
Translucence
Original oil painting on linen canvas
24 x 20"
Please inquire

Courtyard Spodework
Courtyard Spodework
Original oil painting on linen canvas
30 x 20"
$6,000


Reflections
Reflections
Original oil painting on linen canvas
24 x 16"
Sorry, sold for $3,900
but it is available as a limited edition print for $480

Veritas
Veritas
Original oil painting on linen canvas
18 x 14"
Sorry, sold


Suburbia
Suburbia
Original oil painting on linen canvas
14 x 20"
Sorry, sold for $2,800


Born in Stoke-on-Trent in 1953, Frederick Phillips studied Fine Art at Burslem College of Art.  In 1974 Frederick graduated with a BA Degree in Fine Art and, following successful exhibitions in the Midlands, in 1981 he moved to London and began exhibiting his work at galleries there.

In 1990 he was awarded an Artist of Exceptional Merit visa by the USA and moved to Chicago where he lived and worked for almost 20 years. In 1996 he was invited to lecture on Dream and Reality in Art at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago and in 2000 a book on his life and his art was published in America.  Exhibitions of the artist's work have been held in London, Chicago, Boston, New York, Puerto Rico and Hong Kong and are in private and corporate collections throughout the world.

In 2007 he returned to his home town where he established a new studio and has since exhibited his artwork at exhibitions held in Manchester, Birmingham and Staffordshire.  He also spent two years as a part-time Tutor in Life Drawing at Staffordshire University as well as participating in the judging of the UNESCO-sponsored International Children's Exhibition of Fine Art in Lidice in the Czech Republic where he joined an international panel of judges to adjudicate 26,000 artworks.  In April 2016, the artist was one of the first to move his studio into the new ACAVA Artists' Studios at the former Spode Works pottery factory in Stoke where he continues to paint and plan future exhibitions.

Dedicated to the craft and tradition of oil-painting, Frederick Phillips is a painter for today who uses the techniques of the past to create the masterpieces of the future. His atmospheric paintings are like half-remembered dream images, glimpsed briefly as we awaken.  As the artist himself has stated:
"Originally, I was inspired by the Surrealists, and even today my paintings are not realistic portraits of the world about me. My work is about memory; I don't paint what I see, but the memory of what I have seen".
We are excited to share with visitors to Saper Galleries the artwork of British artist Frederick Phillips.

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