Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. Bronze. Greek, Hellenistic, ca mid 2nd century-- 1st century BC
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- you live until the mist of darkness closes over bo...
- no where to go : locked in place
- a passageway from the present to the past: memories
- youth ages or regeneration, when?
- seeing through a barrier but the seen is out of reach
- complementary colors, red and green
- what is lost, what remains
- un coin de nature
- the radiant leaf
- nature draws a circle, almost
- it is not what it seems to be
- Emma, still with us
- Parent and Child
- Death Frames Life
- Self Portrait with a Yellow Star
- The Great Grey Heron and its Companion, the Duck
- a life well-lived: susan of the brown eyes
- The Ruff of Queen Elizabeth I
- A Healing Light
- Nature begins to paint fall: the red daub
- The Color Red
- Straight and Crooked or Straight and Yielding
- Scar
- Holding Hands
- Water Color Painting
- Landscape of Imagination: art crafts landscape
- truth vanquishes calumny
- a pebble thrown into a pond
- A Squirrel's Unnatural Death: beheaded by human ha...
- A Squirrel's Natural Death
- Death or the Complexity of Life: paradoxical
- a change in the weather: calm until the winds struck
- Aesop and Emma: Sottish Terriers, the sorrow of lo...
- Brave Emma: having lost her brother she still walk...
- It Works
- "Hope" he said. Disillusionment sets in. Sidelined.
- Is this man a leader?
- A Speaking Gesture: the art of oratory
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