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Roman numerals. TWE(LV)E = 55; N(I)NE = 1; E(I)GHT = 1; S(IX) = 9; F(IV)E = 4
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A still from 'The Joy of Life' by Jenni Olson. An old view of Bernal Hill down S. Van Ness with the cleaners still on Cesar Chavez (might have been Army, even) and robust trees in front of Sean's old building.
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just in time lady in waiting editor in chief son in law
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Freedom Quilting Bee and Mary Heilmann at BAMPFA for 'Making Their Mark'
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Katsumi Nakai (1927–2013) was a Japanese native, born in the town of Hirakata in the province of Osaka. He became an active artist in the local art scene and the leader of an artistic group named Tekkei-Kai. Nakai belongs to a generation of artists that experienced the trauma of the Second World War during their formative years as young adults training in art in Japan. His desire to travel in the aftermath of the War and explore other cultures was a direct result of this. It led him to leave Japan at the age of thirty-seven and to spend the most prolific decades of his career, between 1964 and 1996, in the city of Milan, Italy. There, Nakai abandoned an expressive painterly practice he developed over more than a decade. In its place, he began to forge a new artistic vocabulary, cutting and reassembling wooden panels using hinges to create simple monochrome paintings that open into complex and colourful three-dimensional objects. (Luxembourg + Co.)
More work by Katsumi Nakai: https://katsuminakai.co.uk/
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