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Browsing sold deeply retro in a 70s

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deeply retro in a 70s Bond girl way

This painting has come to the gallery from the secondary market and as such

I did say I wouldn’t be boring you to death with biographical information that can be found on our website but in Trotin’s case the story is just too good

then I accept I’m in the minority

A proponent both as a critic and painter of the American realist school he must have enjoyed the irony of winning second prize to Picasso’s first at the Carnegie Institute’s International Exhibition of Modern Painting in 1930

Browsing sold deeply retro in a 70sI hadnt realised before researching this painting of Capri that the island was known as such a bohemian colony of artists and writers. The creative elite had been holidaying or living there since the mid nineteenth century and by the beginning of the next century it had become a relative safe haven for the gay and lesbian community. In 1928, Compton Mackenzie wrote Extraordinary Women, a satirical presentation of the island's lesbian colony, inspired

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