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Drawings of my cat Darkly

Helen Frankenthaler, Monoprint VII

Medusa, Masumi Ishikawa

Georgia O’Keeffe - Starlight Night, Lake George (1922)

Lying Cat. 1920. Source.

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Rebecca Zwanzig

Colour linocut reduction on wove paper, 18.5 x 25 in. 47.5 x 64cm . Ed. 25.

Line up across from Bartell Drugs, Seattle, 1920s

(Caption) Fattie Arbuckle (on ladder), the movie star, pastes up a Liberty Loan poster in Times Square, New York, during the Second Liberty Loan, October 1917.

Robert Henri - Portrait of Willie Gee (1925)

David Jagger - Olga (1936)

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There was actually a third Kaufman brother who was also a cinematographer.  Boris Kaufman was the only one of the Kaufman sibs to move to the west.  He first emigrated to France, where he worked with Jean Vigo and then to the United States, where he was the fave cinematographer of Elia Kazan (and considering the politics of his brothers, there’s a certain irony to that) and Sidney Lumet, doing the camera work on “On the Waterfront,” “Baby Doll,” “Splendor in the Grass,” “12 Angry Men,” and “The Pawnbroker,” among many others.