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Category: Art of the Night

Afternoon Art

Free South Africa, By Keith Haring (1985)

Keith Haring used to have a boutique just south of Houston Street called The Pop Shop. I remember they used to sell enormous versions of this poster for a buck (man, I should have bought a dozen of ’em). I had one hanging in my room, which made for stimulating conversation with my mother who was raised in the Belgian Congo. Picture me, the young, know-it-all New York Liberal vs an apolitical mother who was raised by Colonialists. We could have guest starred on Piper’s Pit.

Still, the picture endures…

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Painting of Lemons, By Kate Douvan (date unknown)

…Aw, hell, and there’s this too (second verse, “lemonade”):

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Personal Values, By Rene Magritte (1952)

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Self-Portrait, By Lucian Freud (1985)

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Ocean Park #83By Richard Diebenkorn (1975)

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Display Cakes, By Wayne Thiebaud (1963)

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Day Dream, By Andrew Wyeth (1980)

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Medici Slot-Machine:Object, By Joseph Cornell (1942)

Queens’ finest…

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The Kiss, By Auguste Rodin (1889)

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Light in August, By Willem de Kooning (1947)

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“Untitled (Tomato and Knife)” By Richard Diebenkorn (1963)

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Unknown, found via Uniwatch

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The Dog, By Francisco De Goya (1820-22)

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Fumee d’Ambre Gris (Smoke of Ambergris), By John Singer Sargent (1880)

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Supper at Emmaus, By Caravaggio (1610)

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Judith Beheading Holofernes, By Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1599)

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Talk about chops. This guy wasn’t half-bad, huh?

Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564)

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“El” Second and Third Avenue Lines;Bowery and Division Street, Manhattan, from the series Changing New York, By Berenice Abbott (1936)

Yer Huddled Masses

All the lonely people

Eisner

Will Eisner’s New York.

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Day Pool with 3 Blues, By David Hockney (1978)

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