Renato Guttuso (Italian, 1912-1987), Uomo con giornale [Man with Newspaper], 1958. Oil and collage on paper laid on canvas, 117 x 151 cm.
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Renato Guttuso (Italian, 1912-1987), Uomo con giornale [Man with Newspaper], 1958. Oil and collage on paper laid on canvas, 117 x 151 cm.
A man reads the New York Times on January 28, 1947, standing against Number One Broadway. The sign tells the story of the building, which housed the headquarters of the International Mercantile Marine Company (IMM).
Photo: Eric Schwab for the AFP
Woman with Cat - Jeanne Mammen , 1932
German, 1890-1976
Watercolour and pencil on light cardboard , 36.8 x 28.5 cm.
GIVES YOU HELL
"In the Rough’s “Gives You Hell” comic is not only about Helly and Molly coming back to haunt Michael Moore and Zion Diamine for the ways they’ve wronged them, but also publicly bringing to the forefront how their selfish desires have affected a nation that is starting to rap at their doors."
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Portrait of Signora Severini - Gino Severini , 1934.
Italian, 1883-1966
Oil on canvas , 100 x 73 cm
Actually going to the library to read a physical newspaper I can understand because it's anywhere from $2-6 a day now for all the local papers and probably the national ones too. Honestly, surprised the library actually still stocks those at what they cost.
"Brave New World" Cracked
Home moment - Sulho Sipila , 1927
Finnish,1895-1949
Oil on canvas, 141 x 140 cm.