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Frida Kahlo painted Luther Burbank.
Creepily.

Through its common association with "progress," the eugenics movement attracted what might appear to be unlikely devotees...

...critic Clement Greenberg's famous paradigm that placed all manifestation of visual culture into one of two opposing camps: avant garde or kitsch... art historians tend to reiterate Greenbergian biases in favor of abstraction when comparing the Sieglitz group to the emerging Regionalists.

West Coast photography, Pictorialism in particular, was shaped in part by a vital Japanese American presence.

hiromu kira paper bird

imogen cunningham, rubber plant

Bernard Karfiol, Virginie At Perkins Cove, 1920

Peter Blume, Vegetable Dinner (1927)

Charles Demuth, Aucassin and Nicolette

Wharton's "Twilight Sleep" sounds possibly interesting.

The White Factory (1928) by Katherine Schmidt


"White Factory" 1928 by Peter Blume

stuart davis "early american landscape"

"The Picnic" by George Bellows

Here is Yasuo Kuniyoshi's "self portrait as photographer"

about which Teresa Carbone writes, "His self-portrait, in which he represents himself as Asian in appearance while engaging the emphatically modern art form associated with the American machine age, asserts his dual identity."

Margrethe Mather photo of Billy Justema

This is a private swimming pool in someone's home:

This movie "Why Change Your Wife?" sounds like it would make me want to punch people.

Couldn't stop reading...

Worth the wait...