Yu-Ning Liang (Taiwanese, 1990) - Final Glimmers of the Flowers (2022)
Yuning Liang (Taiwanese, 1990), Final Glimmers of the Flower, 2022. Acrylic on canvas, 62 x 50 × 5 cm.
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Yu-Ning Liang (Taiwanese, 1990) - Final Glimmers of the Flowers (2022)
Yuning Liang (Taiwanese, 1990), Final Glimmers of the Flower, 2022. Acrylic on canvas, 62 x 50 × 5 cm.
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Droodles by Roger Price (from his 1953 book). Droodles (a blend of “doodle”, “drawing”, “riddle”) are simple drawings with a witty, often absurd, caption. The first one, as some of you may know, was used by Frank Zappa for his 1982 album, Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch. (Zappa, a fan of Price's work, lived just a few miles from the artist and personally sought permission to use the image.)
These come from the 1972 edition of the book.
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