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A series related to the currant political situation. It started out to be 36 Views of the Capitol with reference to 36 Views of Mt Fuji by Hokusai.

If the affairs of the world were put in the hands of the screwball artists, it couldn’t be in a worse state than it is now ! - Man Ray

A series related to current political absurdities, folly, and madness.

A work in progress

    I became fascinated with the history of the interurban train that ended at about the time Hitler rose to power.

      A seies on Edvard Munch.

      A SERIES DEALING WITH eDVARD mUNCH

      A SERIES THAT CONCERNS A SCULPTURE BY mAN rAY THAT WAS STOLDEN FROM HIS EXHIBIT IN pARIS IN 1921.

        Quote from the CMA website on Gift by Man Ray in the CMA collection.... "  Man Ray made the original version in 1921 for the opening of his first solo exhibition in Paris. Upon leaving the gallery for a drink, he spied an iron for pressing clothes in a hardware store, purchased it, along with tacks and glue, assembled the object, and placed it in the gallery as a "gift" for a random visitor. By the time the show closed, the object had disappeared, snatched by an unknown admirer..." 

       Man Ray's missing "Gift"
       Man Ray's missing "Gift"

      A seies done on pages I found in the garbage at a school that I was teaching at.

        A series done on wallpaper samples. A hardware store person asked if I wanted a batch of wallpaper samples they were about to throw out.

          I have always been fascinated by the paintings of Max Ernst discovered under the wallpaper of the poet Paul Eluard's house


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