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Gauguin, Paul. The Vision After the Sermon (Jacob Wrestling with the Angel). 1888.

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Picasso, Pablo. Mother and Child. 1905.

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“Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth.”

Fyodor Dostoevsky

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ANAGRAMS OF EVIL

“The movie appeared at a moment of optimum spiritual chaos in American life. Rosemary’s Baby remains an iconic memory trace of a time when anything seemed possible, including the birth of the Anti-Christ”.

- Gary Indiana, “Bedeviled”, Village Voice

"The Manson murders sounded the death knell for hippies and all they symbolically represented," Bugliosi told the Observer last week. "They closed an era. The 60s, the decade of love, ended on that night, on 9 August 1969."

-The Guardian, “Charles Manson follower ends her silence 40 years after night of slaughter”

Indeed, a former flower child from L.A. said to me once when I mentioned Polanski (not Manson) to her: “That Golem killed free love; I’d never been so scared in all my life as I was the summer of ‘69.” The art of Polanski’s symbolic birth of the antichrist remains forever rearranged by the murder of his own wife and child by the Manson Family’s own messianic delusions.

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Leonard Freed USA. New York City. 1955. Little Italy.

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