American Poetry - Brendon Burton
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American Poetry - Brendon Burton
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
“Red Tulip” 1958 by Pan Yuliang
Kiki Smith (American, b. 1954), Worm, 1992. Photogravure, etching and aquatint with collage, on various wove and Japon papers, 1061 x 1565 mm. Number 21/50 (10 artist’s proofs)
Aeolian wood Wind erosion doesn’t just affect rock, sculpting it into amazing shapes called yardangs (seehttp://tinyurl.com/pola5pm). Here the winds have done the same to old trees in the deserts of the north American west. Loz Image credit: Richard Olsenius
Sunflowers Boris Grigoriev - Date unknown
Valentine Hugo, Tears and radiant star of legs. Pencil on tracing paper, 50 x 32,8 cm.
James Henkel, Bouquet #2, 2013
Window, Zinaida Serebriakova
Yarn - Вербна неділя (1993)
Deborah Kelly, Lying Women, 2016
Peter Garfield Mobile Homes, 1996
Golondrina Collection
Yayoi Kusama, A Flower, 2014