since we’re on the topic here’s the painter herself… born maria gorska, in russia, to a wealthy and prominent polish family. her father was a lawyer, and her mother a socialite. maria attended boarding school in switzerland, and spent the winter of 1911 with her grandmother in italy and on the french riviera, where she was treated to her first taste of the great masters of italian painting. in 1912, her parents divorced and maria went to live with her wealthy aunt in st petersburg. in 1913, at the age of fifteen, while attending the opera, maria spotted the man she became determined to marry (ok so we can not blame the russian models anymore). she promoted her campaign through her well-connected uncle and in 1916 she married tadeusz lempicki (1888–1951) in st. petersburg—a well-known ladies’ man. in 1917, during the russian revolution tadeusz was arrested in the dead of night by the bolsheviks. maria searched the prisons for him and after several weeks, with the help of the swedish consul, she secured his release. they traveled to copenhagen then london, and finally to paris, to where maria’s family had also escaped, not unlike many other upper-class russian refugees. in paris, the lempickis lived for a while from the sale of family jewels and the rest is history as they say… or in this case because im sick of copying wikipedia for you lazy ass people… by dd
art
still missing

article about the missing collection which also included picassos, hockneys and warhols here. by pp.
god vs. curiosity
collage for george
Jacob Hashimoto
Seignac Guillaume
larry fink: i should have never cared
richard tuttle or robert gober
don’t you hate blogs that post shit and dont credit people? like jjjjound lets say? well i can’t remember where the hell i got this but its either richard tuttle or robert gober, probably richard tuttle… or maybe just some asshole who didn’t study art history and thought he was onto something. poor sod… by dd
forget 21st century boy: here’s the 20th century boy
unlike your boy, well he’s still around and isn’t going away anytime soon. by cm
louise bourgeois – fabric work 2

more maurizio cattelan work
walton ford – king kong

for those who haven’t seen it yet, the above sentence is the enigmatic title of this walton ford show at paul kasmin (until x-mas). it’s about king kong’s feelings and it’s grand. those watercolors are the size of a street advertisement, gigantic! and yes you read well, this is watercolor, and yes it’s on paper. by pp.
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