Raoul Dufy, Hotel Sube, 1926, oil/canvas (The Phillips Collection, Washington D.C.)
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Raoul Dufy, Hotel Sube, 1926, oil/canvas (The Phillips Collection, Washington D.C.)
Dresden, Germany (by Stefanie Gunther)
As Chuck considered the life she could never go back to, Olive Snook considered the changes in her own life - the mysterious brunette encroaching on the man she herself loved. From her perch, the jealous, yet agile neighbor, was able to confirm only one pleasing detailâŠ
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Bird Cage by Raoul Dufy
Bridget Riley Study for Movement in Squares,1961. Collection of the artist. ©Bridget Riley 2022. All rights reserved
alright i am readyto catch it
toss me the object and i will catch it because im peepared
here you go little buddy
Itâs been a while since I posted a selfie. Have one as a treat. (at Troy-Miami County Public Library) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBiVG-J_660G-p30V8QgWuwmKdZ7V2k8yEwrM0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
A couple of comics that I read this weekend: 1) âAnd Now, Sir - Is This Your Missing Gonad?â by Jim Woodring. Iâm a big fan of Jim Woodringâs art, pitched as it as as midway between an illuminated manuscript and Mickey Mouse. His stories tend to make me a bit uneasy, which is admittedly intentional. This is different than the Frank stories Iâve read, in that it is essentially a series of single panel gags, where the reader has to decide how the text provided (which occasionally feels like found text) illuminates the panel that accompanies it. Who is speaking? What is the intent? The solid colored pages bring to mind Charles Schulzâs âHappiness Is A Warm Puppyâ. I liked this. 2) âMiss Furyâ by TarpĂ© Mills. At the suggestion of artist @ryanheshka, I sought out a book by TarpĂ© Mills, a woman who was one of the first comic artists. Miss Fury was a newspaper strip that ran from 1941 to 1952, and featured a heroine that dresses not unlike Michelle Pfeifferâs Catwoman. Iâve been watching a lot of giallos recently, and this would have made a terrific one. This volume was brief, but I will be seeking out more. #comic #jimwoodring #tarpemills #fantagraphics https://www.instagram.com/p/Co3pTQ_tnQn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
stacked glasses at the apartment
The portrait of the artist as a young twink. I started from a photobooth portrait of me from probably three decades ago. Then I noticed the tulips I got last week spontaneously dropped all their petals, so I was playing around with them on the plate, and this eventually happened. Iâm not sure I like the finished piece (although Iâm a fan of the black, pink, and gold), but I like it as an experiment. #gelprint #gelprintingtechnique #gelprintingart https://www.instagram.com/p/Cov1yPqOh_7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Gary Sawyer, No Man's Land. First Nighter Book Inc., 1965. Cover by Eric Stanton.
Grace Jones photographed by Mark Sink wearing Issey Miyake, 1989.
Remedios Varo, Insomnio, 1947.
Some Like It Hot (1959) dir. Billy Wilder