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rhonda saboff / (parker pine)

Untitled (Forever/ Valentine), 2000.

Pharmacist cabinet, 19. Century

Coniferous wood body, natural, a total of 23 Roman labeled shop in four different sizes, turned wooden knobs, grooved feet, profiled wreath, height approx. 72 cm, width approx. 89 cm, depth approx. 38 cm, parts missing or supplemented, traces of age, use and old worm eating.

Mrs. Mary Lovelace O’Neal (February 10, 1942 – May 10, 2026)

Born on February 10, 1942, in Jackson, Mississippi. Her father was a university music professor who nurtured her initial interest in the arts.

Mrs. Mary Lovelace O’Neal Earned her BFA from Howard University in 1964 and completed her MFA at Columbia University in 1969 as the program's only Black student.

During her university years, she was a deeply active figure in the Civil Rights Movement, engaging in protests and voter registration drives alongside activists like her then-boyfriend Stokely Carmichael.