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broken wrapper (back) detail (inv) Nancy Hale (1908-88), The Empress’s Ring (1955) : * trace of lettering by designer Jeanyee Wong (1920-2017) : *   20230514  

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"Party's Over", Carlo D'Anselmi, 2020. Oil on linen.

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you pick me up and take me home again, 

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Elena Shichko (Belarusian,b. 1976)

Inner World, 2020

Oil on canvas

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Will-o'-the-Wisp (detail) (Lev Lerch, 1888)

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A skunk. Natural History. January 1942.

Internet Archive

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peder severin krøyer (danish, 1851-1909)

“sky study. evening” details ca. 1873

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Francesco Balsamo

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Josep Mirabent (1831–1899), Large Vase with Flowers (details)

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 Edvard Munch, The Sun, 1911 

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Edgars Vinters (Latvian, 1919 – 2014) Roses, c. 2008, cardboard, oil, 87x67 cm

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Stormy Sea. 1851. Credit line: The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1970 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/335360

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there was no perfect path. you did not get punished. your life did not unravel when you made a left turn. the memory will always be there. you can visit whenever you want. there is no alternate timeline where you made a better choice and got a happier ending. you were a little girl chasing the ice cream truck, playing hopscotch, swinging and aiming for the never ending blue. yes, the grief was waiting up ahead. but so was the miracle of saturdays in a car headed wherever you wanted to go. enough sky to wrap around every wound. friends who, despite your perennial bouts of silence, kept an ear close at all times.

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Sinta Werner and Markus Wüste, Versionen, 2009, wood, plaster, paint

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MONDAUFGANG ARTHUR ILLIES 1896