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- The Branch: March 31, 2008
- Loving Union and Binding Ties
- Steadfast in Adversity: the Neostoic Leaf
- Passion
- Two Trees: two destinies
- Bittersweet: then and now
- Unmanageable
- Stark: Manhattan, Park Avenue, 71-70 streets
- Black and White: probe and penetration
- Park Avenure, Manhattan, 72nd-71st street
- Regeneration: nature surprises
- Earth and Water: the final frost?
- Day into Night (?) Night into Day (?)
- . . . the pain is unending . . .
- Spring: promise and fulfillment
- The Mortal Wound
- Nature: fact and self projection
- The Future or the Past
- Becoming: The Timepiece of Nature
- "en attendant Godot": 50 years ago today
- Deborah Rosen White: Birthday Congratulations
- Mapping the Mind
- Beate Caspari-Rosen, from Berlin to Whitney Center...
- Beate B. Caspari-Rosen, Happy Birthday, 97 years
- All Over
- In a Rush
- Word Smithing: nature as model
- Susan Brignoli, Dulwich , England, 1963
- The Beautiful Place: spring
- Spring: the greening
- Cherry Trees: Riverside park, 96th Street
- Self Portrait: shadow of Susan Rosen
- Lock Up: separation
- Time Slippage, 45 years ago, 6 March 1963
- Yeshi Sherover
- Annihilation, almost
- No Way Back
- Life
- Love Ignites Love
- Do you know what you are looking at?
- Fractured: then and now
- Close Up: a similtude of age
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