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Gino Severini - Prelude, 1930, pochoir, 34 x 21 cm

David Hockney - Rue de Seine, 1971, etching with aquatint, 890 x 710 mm

Charmion Von Wiegand - New Lights, 1960-61, oil on canvas, 16 x 11 in

Alexander Calder - Butterflies and Swirls, 1969, color lithograph on wove paper, 26 1/4 x 38 1/2 in

A'gi - ZÖLDSÉG GYÜMÖLCS

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In sum, public health is a class question. The assault on vaccines, science and population-level prevention is part of a broader attack on the social gains secured by the working class over the 20th century. The COVID pandemic exposed these priorities with devastating clarity. What is unfolding now is the conscious continuation of that trajectory. The task before us is to make this reality understood and to orient the working class internationally to the defense of science, public health and human life itself."

Noting Hill, 1973.

Oil on masonite panel , 30.5 x 25.4 cm. 12 x 10 in.

Silence, 2012

Paul Elie Ranson, Tiger in the Jungle (Tigre dans les jungles), 1893

Cosima von Bonin

“The desk at my old studio” (2006)

Tacita Dean. Locomotive Drawing: Promanteia, 2025