Ran | Akira Kurosawa | 1985
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Ran | Akira Kurosawa | 1985
Polish poster by Andrzej Pągowski
Charles & Ray Eames :: Adjustable jig to to determine the seat and back angles of the molded-plywood chairs
“PALL MALL” 1957 ad.
Demon, 1914, Kazimir Malevich
https://www.wikiart.org/en/kazimir-malevich/demon-1914-1
Lee Krasner around 1938
Shirley Clarke, Stills from Bridges-Go-Round, 1958
Robert Smithson, Proposal for a Monument, 1967
Judith Bernstein, Superzipper, 1967
L’Atelier Populaire, serigraph of raised fist, c. 1968
Gianni Colombo, Bariestesia, n.d. [Archivio Gianni Colombo, Milano]
First anniversary of El Museo del Barrio, 1970 - photo by Hiram Maristany
Simone Weil, notebook cover, Cahier 3, 1941. “What is special about her handwriting? It is patient, conscientious – like a student’s – but each letter – whether Roman or Greek – has been formed (almost drawn) like an Egyptian hieroglyph, so much did she want each letter of each word to have a body.” -John Berger (on Simone Weil)
Anselm Kiefer: Brunhilde and her fate, 1977. With acrylic and emulsion paint over edition of the book “Mirror of Venus’ von Wingate Paine
Union, 1930, Kazimir Malevich
Bare With Me | Photography Begum Yetis, Styling Matt King
Claude Cahun, 1939
Erica Baum | untitled (Irrational) 1998 ht. 20" x w. 24" gelatin silver