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Flashe and acrylic on canvas , 48  x 62 in.

Fascinating Experiments in Physics by François Cherrier, Sterling Publishing, NY, 1979 (originally published in France as Experiences de Physique Amusante, 1975)

Li Hongbo (李洪波) - Stones [paper, pigments], 2018

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Fuentesal Arenillas

Dieric Bouts

Lygia Clark | Ovo, Estudo, 1958

Funeral of Evita Peron  "Santa Evita!“ the massive crowd assembled outside the Casa Rosada, wailed plaintively. Sobs and shrieks of anguish pierced the inky blackness of the August night, winter in Argentina. The crowd kept a vigil, refusing at first, to believe that their beloved Evita, the first lady of their land, could be gone from them forever at the age of 33. To the descamisados (an endearing term for Argentina’s poor) Evita Peron, the woman from humble beginnings, much like their own, was thought to be saint-like. But to the oligarchs, Argentina’s elite; the people she had taken every opportunity to displace in the name of, as she put it, “redistributing the nation’s wealth”, she was more like Satan incarnate. In reality, she was one of the most complex, paradoxical and enigmatic woman in history, who, more than most, embodied a litany of extreme opposites - earthy/ ethereal -sacred/profane -good/evil -puritanical/ promiscuous.

Liza

Diana Gartner @ Givenchy Haute Couture Spr/Sum 2000

Dorothea Tanning

Elizabeth Dorazio - Untitled - 75150 (drawing, collage), 2019

vintage patchwork mini skirt

vintage saturn hand bag

vintage asymmetrical brown mini skirt