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Faye Dunaway The Morning After, 1977 — Terry O'Neill

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“Young Girls” Amrita Sher-Gil (1932).

“Her 1932 painting “Young Girls” received a gold medal in 1933 at the Paris Salon, the renowned art show. It depicts her sister, Indira, wearing European clothing and a look of confidence while sitting with a partially undressed friend, Denise Proutaux, whose face is obscured by her hair — one woman bold and daring and another reserved and hidden. The painting reflects the different aspects of Sher-Gil’s personality — outgoing and sociable, as she was known among those who encountered her at Parisian parties, or tucked away and painting vigorously.“

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/20/obituaries/amrita-shergil-dead.html?action=click&module=Editors%20Picks&pgtype=Homepage

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Still Life with Fruit and Vegetables(1625-35)

Frans Snyders (Flemish, 1579-1657)

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Still Life with Fish and Shrimp (1864)

Édouard Manet (French, 1832-1883)

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Amrita Sher-Gil Self Portrait as Tahitian 1934 oil on canvasCollection of Navina and Vivan Sundaram

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Bob Dylan and James Baldwin talking at the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee’s Bill of Rights Dinner to present Dylan with the Tom Paine Award, New York,  Dec. 13, 1963.

Ted Russell/Polaris/Steven Kasher Gallery

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Francis Picabia: "Woman with Idol;" 1940.

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Vivian Maier, Self Portrait, 1953

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Vivian Maier, Self Portrait, 1955

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Vivian Maier, Self Portrait, Undated

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"A Bigger Splash" David Hockney, 1967

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Ishmael Butler, of Shabazz Palaces. Photo by Patrick O'Brien-Smith.

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Rene Magritte, The Banquet, 1957

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From “The Cat that Hated People”