I'll never look at a Picasso the same way again.
By Lena Gieseke.
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2 comments:
Wow, that's freakin' amazing. I can never hear the word "Guernica" without thinking about a repeated line from The Glass Menagerie:
"In Spain there was revolution. Here there was only shouting and confusion. In Spain there was Guernica. Here there were disturbances of labor, sometimes pretty violent, in otherwise peaceful cities . . ."
Isn't that insane? I'm pretty sure I saw it in person when I went to Spain in high school... but I *know* I didn't look at it with the same perspective as I do now.
That Lena Gieseke is a clever lass.
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