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Michael Stamm 

B. Evanston Illinois

Lives and works in NYC

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Danile Heidkamp 

American.

B.1980

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Yay for pulp painting.  

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Outlooks: Josephine Halvorson

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Outside paintings.  Sculpturesque painting?  Art in the wild.

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Ok I should really be asleep but I just wanted to post this painting that really made my day "The Shrimp Lady" by Hogarth. 1740—45. I can feel the Fragonard in this one. The large tray of shrimp and fish balancing on her head is a great invention of a hat. This is said to be unfinished or a study for a larger piece but he really nailed that caricature of an expression. Raised eyebrows, dropped lower lip with peachy cheeks—a fantasy of precarious posture. A balancing act. Do you ever come across a painting that you wish you'd made?

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Jo Baer

American 

Born 1929

inkless intaglio with handcolouring in oil

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Love this series with Mathew Collings

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This gets me every time.  It’s the music I think.  Painters...

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Korniss Dezső

Korniss Dezső Hungarian 1908-1984

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Kyle Staver 

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john Currin

American B. 1962

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John Currin at DHC in 2011.

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Jacob Lawrence

American b. 1917 D. 2000

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Francis Picabia

B.1879 Paris, France 

D. 1953 Paris

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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

B. 1977, London