Jan 13
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Taken in 2010 during a trip to Japan.
Indonesian kris with gold gilt blade, carved ivory furnishings, 19th century.
from Helios Auctions
Farid Belkahia (Moroccan, b. 1934) - Bestiaire (Bestial), oil and pigments on wood, 75.00 x 106.00 cm (1964)
Photograph by Yoko Takahashi for the book “バンビの剥製” by Suzuki Seigo
laquan smith ss19
Bill Traylor (American, c.1853-1949, Blue Animal with Five Figures, 1939-42. Tempera, graphite and colored pencil on repurposed card, 22 1/8 x 14 1/8 in.
Augusta Alexander by Alexandre Haefeli – Citizen K Homme (Spring 2018)
Xan Krohn (Norwegian, 1882-1959), Campari, 1934. Oil on canvas, 43 x 36 cm.
Marie Bovo (Spanish, b.1967)
Cour Intérieure series - 2009
Artist: Kenojuak Ashevak
(1927-2013)
Kenojuak Ashevak, a Canadian artist and printmaker, is regarded as one of the most notable pioneers of modern Inuit art
She was born in Ikirasaq, an Inuit camp, at the southern coast of Baffin Island
Her father was a hunter, fur trader, and respected shaman. When she was only six years old, he was assassinated by Christian converts.
She was arranged to marry a local hunter, but was reluctant, and even playfully threw pebbles at him when he approached her
She was one of the first Inuit women in Cape Dorset to begin drawing, and she went on to create the first Inuit stained glass window for the John Bell Chapel in Ontario
She worked in graphite, colored pencils, poster paints, watercolor, and acrylics as well as creating etchings and carvings from soapstone
Alexander Grim
the three music genres