Monday, 23 May 2016

All About Eve

That's Laura Ziegler's bronze entitled "Eve", 1958.  Eve has just been banished from The Garden of Eden and therefore covered her nakedness with a dress featuring a photograph by New York photographer/filmmaker Tom Davenport (clipped from a 1967 photography magazine). Pasted down on Jean Dubuffet's ink drawing entitled "Site á la Rose", 1960.
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  1. Sabine23 May 2016 at 23:00

    Eve will never change her mind - you gave her a meaningful dress.

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  2. Josephine24 May 2016 at 00:49

    A fantastic collage Angie!
    She looks so vulnerable and I also love the background.

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  3. Fi Webster24 May 2016 at 04:52

    Ahhh...Dubuffet. Many people credit him with having coined the French word "collage." He was a big influence on Keitn Haring, especially in his ability to cover large areas with ipatterns that both do and do not repeat. A 1967 photography mag, huh? Wow—I envy your resources. It's as if Eve carries Adam, also forced to don clothes, inside of her. Inspired!

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    1. Fi Webster25 May 2016 at 06:11

      I meant "Keith Haring" and "patterns." When in the heck are they going to fix this comment feature so we can edit our comments?!

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    2. Collage Craft25 May 2016 at 07:28

      Thanks Fi, for your insight into this piece. You cannot believe all the paper I have collected over the years. I have it pretty much categorized so I can find topics easily but I never ever know what is going to end up making it into a collage. I hear you about editing comments. Frustrating.

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