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"Grandmother" Textile
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Cotton
Modern and Contemporary Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Knoll International 1985
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"not your great, great grandmother’s fairytale: page one" / "not your great, great grandmother’s fairytale: page two" / "not your great, great grandmother’s fairytale: page three," from "Lore: What We Were Told / What We Saw / What We Tell Ourselves"
"not your great, great grandmother’s fairytale: page one" / "not your great, great grandmother’s fairytale: page two" / "not your great, great grandmother’s fairytale: page three," from "Lore: What We Were Told / What We Saw / What We Tell Ourselves"
Linocut and monoprint with chine collé and hand painting on embossed paper, Lore: What We Were Told | What We Saw | What We Tell Ourselves...
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Epigraphic Textile
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On the central section of this textile, an inscription in monumental thuluth script is repeated twelve times. The text comes from the Sura al-Fath (Victory, 48:3): “And that Allah...
Dance belt
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Fifth Ward/Delray: Two Times of Black Day by Alexander Nemerov
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When Greg Edwards made a small ink drawing called The Last Supper as a gift for his grandmother, he was guided by a single idea. It was 1970, he was twenty-two years old, living in...
Ash Holmes
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The paintings of fourth-generation artist, Ash Holmes, speak of whimsical notions of abstraction, and the simplicity and nature of her home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Often work...
Arthur (James) Lewis (1824-1901), husband of Kate Terry, and grandfather of John Gielgud. It appears he was also a painter and a musician, with a connection to J M Whistler.
Arthur James Lewis was a London landscape and portrait painter, and illustrator.
Arthur (James) Lewis (1824-1901), husband of Kate Terry, and grandfather of John Gielgud. It appears he was also a painter and a musician, with a connection to J M Whistler.
Arthur James Lewis was a London landscape and portrait painter, and illustrator.
Arthur (James) Lewis (1824-1901), husband of Kate Terry, and grandfather of John Gielgud. It appears he was also a painter and a musician, with a connection to J M Whistler.
Arthur...

