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two drawings on one sheet of paper, each outlined with black borders and with Roman numerals I and III at the lower right margin of each drawing; drawing on the left side of the sheet is of a figure dressed in black in the center of the image running with arms extended above his head; drawing on the right of the sheet is of a woman in the upper left corner looking out from an opening in a black wall toward a standing figure facing her on the right side of the image; drawings are studies for plates 1 and 3 of Die Tragische Sendung (The Tragic Commission), by Hermann Kasack

Sketches for Die Tragische Sendung (The Tragic Commission), 1920

Walter Gramatté

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After meeting in the early sixties, Henry and Georgia Speller married in 1979. They spent 10 years together, lovingly comparing illustrations on their porch. As a couple they balanced each other, and as artists their respective practices grounded their union. By using basic, accessible materials, they collectively convey a youthful simplicity underscored by a deep social critique. Through bold washes of tempera and contrasting color schemes, the Spellers manifested on paper their hopes, dreams, frustrations, and criticisms of the classist and racist structures that impoverished their community. Henry’s Steamboat Katie Adam and Georgia’s House up on the Hill off the Highway exemplify material class privilege in southern society—a way out, always in view, never in reach. In Two Cousins, Georgia explores beauty standards and individual stylistic choices. Pig Eating Breakfast and Two Cousins refer more and less overtly to eroticism and sexual pressures under the white patriarchal gaze in American society. “We sit on the porch in the summer drawing pictures and making music. I made me up a song once. Georgie had a round piece of wood, made a drum and beat on it. One night, her mama’s spirit come to her, told her she’d be coming. She told me, ‘Mama come to me in a dream. I won’t be out here next summer.” - Henry Speller

%C2%A9 Henry Speller %2F Artists Rights Society %28ARS%29%2C New York

Pig Eating Breakfast, 1988

Henry Speller

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drawing of several cartoon-like figures, rendered in multicolored pigments; question mark in ULC; seated figure wearing a corset, holding a fanned-out hand of cards in PR hand and a cigarette in PL hand; wooden frame with metal round studs throughout

Small Talk, 2000

Paul Lamantia

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zebra with red and black stripes; yellow window curtain in ULC of image; blue outline around image

Circus Studies, 20th century

Theodore Roszak

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figure sitting with child in their lap

Man with Unknown Child, 1920

Walter Gramatté

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stylized bust-length figure with nine breasts with linear pencil drawings of faces and hands; figure has short blonde hair and large nose; grey and white stripes at left edge in background; red and white stripes and horizontal patterning at right edge in background; green, yellow and blue curving forms around figure

%C2%A9 Linda Kramer

Can Do Everything, 1969

Linda Kramer

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stylized imagery; central female figure in profile from PR with pink curly hair, large eye, red lips with teeth showing and red lines extending from mouth, pink pubic hair and red lines extending from nipple on breast; head and front legs of dog-like figure in URQ in pencil; standing stylized figure with very large round eyes in pencil in LRQ with multi-limbed human-headed figure with human breasts below; two pairs of large round eyes and face in URQ in pencil; swirling, organic, irregular forms around figures in bright colors--predominately green in ULQ and red with yellow layer over top at right

%C2%A9 Linda Kramer

Redhead, 1966

Linda Kramer

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white spiral binding; blue back cover--front cover missing; front page has line drawn stylized faces; colorful graphic illustrations; some notes in Japanese; two loose sheets inside back cover

%C2%A9 Kenji Nakahashi

Sketchbook, early 1970s

Kenji Nakahashi

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%C2%A9 Gendron Jensen

Untitled, 20th century

Gendron Jensen

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Sculptural abstraction featuring an elliptical red object that fills most of the picture plane; its center consists of a grey circle with interweaving yellow lines; heavy black lines around the object's center spiral outwards towards its border

%C2%A9 John Newman

Fold-Out, 1985

John Newman

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Portrait of Sandra B., 20th century

Frank Gaard

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Untitled (Soup Can), 1975

Andy Warhol

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Untitled, 1991

Zdeněk Košek

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