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After the death of the reclusive grandmother, the Graham family begins to unravel some things. Even after the matriarch’s departure, she remains as if she were a shadow over the family, especially the lonely teenage granddaughter, Charlie, for whom she always maintained an unusual fascination. With growing terror taking over the house, the family explores darker places to escape the unfortunate fate they inherited.

Julian Onderdonk (1882 - 1922)

Sunlight and Shadow

Cactus in the Rain

Rocky Hillside Quiet Pool

Early Spring - Bluebonnets and Mesquite

October Sunlight

Art + Chilling on a Green Sofa

“He is lounging on the olive green velvet sofa with two patterned pillows. Very focused in. (No eliminations.) Very French. Also a bit, alas, Sargent.”

— Joe Brainard, letter to Fairfield Porter, 1973

Original text post by @incorrectzukka

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