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A red silhouette gestures toward a dark suited man as smaller figures stand behind them. Slanted black lettering occupies the cream center.

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The Sopranos

Spoken by Ralph Cifaretto

University · Season 3, Episode 6

“Why was I born handsome instead of rich”

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The artwork

During an awkward exchange at the Bada Bing in University, Ralph Cifaretto sidesteps serious tension with his trademark vain shrug. A red silhouette gestures toward a dark suited man amid muted figures, framed by slanted black lettering on cream. The sharp mid-century shapes bring Ralph's chaotic, reckless personality straight to your wall.

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University · Season 3, Episode 6

During a tense exchange involving Tracee at the Bada Bing, Ralph shrugs off the atmosphere with a quick remark about wishing he were rich instead of handsome, deflecting serious responsibility with vain humor.

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24 × 36 in
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Enhanced matte paper
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