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"#MeToo"
Lolita considers the situation in Tinseltown.
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"The Hill" (Kansas University)
Signed, Archival Print
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"Mount Oread" (Kansas University)
Framed by golden fields and azure skies, the beautiful KU campus beckons all who seek knowledge and Jayhawks.
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"Living Color"
Signed, Archival Print
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"Guggenheim"
Signed, Archival Print
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"Blow Up"
In the late 1960’s and early 1970’s Jane Birkin was the very embodiment of beauty. Jane materialized in Michaelangelo Antonioni’s 1966 masterwork “Blow-Up”, becoming a symbol of style, of sex, of music.....of an era.
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"Bikini A-Bomb"
Lolita enhances the July 25, 1946 A-Bomb test on Bikini Atoll.
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"Farnsworth House"
Designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1945 and constructed in 1951, the Farnsworth House near Plano IL is an American icon.
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"Life Goes On"
Signed, Archival Print
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Progression
Signed, Archival Print
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“Basic Evolution”
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"Degrees"
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"Balance"
Signed, Archival Print
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"Shades of Cool"
Signed, Archival Print
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"Aliens!"
Signed, Archival Print
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"Reflection" (Lana Del Rey)
Also loved and worshiped in France, Lana Del Rey has charmed Paris with her beauty, grace and sultry, spellbinding concerts.
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"Fallingwater"
Emerging from native stone, Fallingwater is built over a waterfall. In 1936 this iconic view must have seemed a vision of the future. The house was designed by Frank LLoyd Wright.
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"Brigitte Bardot, Cannes 1953"
Sexy,18 year old, brunette Brigitte Bardot, wearing her scandalous bikini, poses on the beach during the 1953 Cannes Film Festival in southern France.
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"Altaira and Robby" (Forbidden Planet)
Under planet Altair IV's beautiful green sky, ubiquitous Robby the Robot carefully transports beautiful, blonde, lithe, innocent, unconscious Altaira to the safety of the technologically advanced 200,000 year old Krell underground laboratory.
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"Rendezvous"
Appearing as a white ribbon rolled into a cylindrical shape, the awe-inspiring Guggenheim Museum was conceived as a temple of the spirit.
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"Date Night at the Guggenheim"
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Guggenheim Museum is a symphony of circularity from the rotunda to the inlaid design of the terrazzo floors.
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"Visage Nexus #6"
Contrasts of light and of color provide opportunity for movement throughout the composition. Attentive use of artistic elements and the subject matter itself combine, inadvertently radiating sexuality.
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"X-Ray Vision"
“ If only Superman would notice me, I know I could make him love me!” thinks Lois Lane as that mysterious, titillating sensation once again envelops her supple body.
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"Star Trek"
Autopilot is engaged on the Federation starship Enterprise as Captain James Kirk prepares to boldly go where no man has gone before.
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"Farrah"
It has been said of Farrah Fawcett that she had the face of an angel and a body made for sin. Her iconic red swimsuit poster from 1976 has been described as one of the most significant pop-culture images of the 21st century.
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"Ladies and Gentlemen, The Beatles!"
On February 09, 1964, 73 million Americans first beheld the exotic, exciting, fun, unique, modern, fresh, hypnotic Beatles singing Love Me Do on the Ed Sullivan Show in mono and glorious black and white.
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"Helios"
Greek sun god, Helios, drives his fiery horses and flaming chariot across the sky each day banishing the dark, starry night.
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"Hooper: Green"
"Transition into the egg beater, then the butterfly. Now orbit, orbit, orbit. Then into elevator. Bring it down. Bring it back up. Feel that joy in your spirit!"
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"Hooper: Red"
"Round and round your loving winds me up like a hula, hula hoop, hula, hula hoop, oh-oh-oh-oh!" "Hula Hoop" by Moi.
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"Hooper: Violet"
The blissful experience when the hooper becomes one with the hoop is known as "flow". The direction of the spin is "current".
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"Hooper: Blue"
Hooping is a combination of dancing and hula hooping where the artists refer to themselves as "Hoopers".
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"Goldfinger"
James 007 Bond, his Aston Martin DB5, Oddjob the hat thrower, Goldengirl Shirley Eaton and all of the Gold in Fort Knox assemble for a portrait.
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Beach Ball Girl
Lying on hot sand, a bikini clad girl balances a beach ball with her long, shapely legs.
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"Gort" (The Day the Earth Stood Still)
The alien robot Gort has super strength, a spectacular destructive ray, the ability to resurrect the dead, the power to destroy Earth and a heart of gold. "Gort! Klaatu barada nikto!"
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"The Lone Ranger"
As his trusted horse Silver rears on powerful legs, The Lone Ranger and his fearless, blue-shirted companions corral ruthless, godless, uncouth cattle rustlers.
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"Nixon"
President Nixon and his dog, Checkers, hang out with friends Truth and Blind Justice.
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"Comrades"
A womanizer, Mao established USO style entertainment for his troops in order to have his pick of young women for his sexual pleasure. Mao caused the death of more than 70 million Chinese in peacetime. He never brushed his teeth.
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"American Beauty"
Regarding us with resigned acquiescence as if sensing a coming shift in the cosmos, pink suited Jackie Kennedy bears a bouquet of red roses while President Kennedy seemingly advances into infamy. November 22, 1963, Love Field, Dallas, Texas
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Yellow Nude
Golden reflections on flawless skin compliment the model's flowing orange hair.
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"Oswald has been Shot!"
November 24, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President John F. Kennedy, is shot to death by Jack Ruby, a Dallas nightclub owner as millions of astonished viewers watch on live TV.
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The Loss of Innocence
Sex, Religion and the Vietnam War decimate the inherent innocence of a child raised in God-fearing, racist, stifling, artless, sexless, 1950's Topeka, Kansas.
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"Visage Nexus #1"
For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul.
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"Visage Nexus #2"
Luscious, long, black, shiny hair contrasts with the luminous, soft, sensuous lines of the face and the full, glistening, slightly parted, cadmium red lips.
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Visage Nexus #3
On a sandy beach, under a cerulean blue, cloudless sky, intense summer sunlight warms the closely cropped hand that dominates the composition in this intimate portrait of a sunbather.
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"Visage Nexus #4"
Warm, ivory flesh tones engulf and define an influential diagonal, as the rich colors of burnt umber and Indian red soften and clarify sensuous curves with acumen. Below the welcoming mouth and abundant satiny red lips the hand caresses unruly hair.
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"Visage Nexus #5"
A half-smile kisses the lips of a young woman emblazoned in the purity of an intense white light that defines the nature of her richly colored hair while simultaneously casting shadows allowing the possibility of sweeping curves and extreme contrasts.
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Visage Nexus #7
Signed, Archival Print
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Visage Nexus #8
Signed, Archival Print
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“Contrast”
Signed, Archival Print
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Study
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