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Rainer, Arnulf Austria, b. 1929

XXIII Bienal Internacional de Sao Paula

Selbst (detail) 1971/76

Raphael aka Raffaello Sanzio Italy, 1483-1520
• Self Portrait 1506

Redon France 1840-1916

. Odilon Redon Biography

Self Portrait
• Giornale Nuovo: Redon's Noirs
• Collection d'Odillon REDON
Smiling Cyclops, 1883

• International Exhibition of Modern Art
• University of Virginia: Google Search
The Shapeless Polyp Floated along the
Bank, a Sort of Hideous,
• Tentation de Saint-Antoime
Et partout ce sont...
Self Portrait 1880
• poetes.com: L'Art celeste
• Redon's Fleurs du Mal
• Technical Investigation of Redon's Pastels
• Russian Gothic Project
• ArtRoots.com" self portraits
• image: The Spider
• image: Eye - Balloon

ODILON REDON
"Et partout ce sont des colonnes de basalte...
la lumiere tombe des voutes"
"And on every side are columns of basalt...
the light falls from the vaulted roof"
plate III, btwn. pgs. 62 and 63
in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine
(Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1933), 1896
Lithograph on Arches wove paper
Image: 243 x 90 mm (9 9/16 x 3 9/16 in.)
collection of Scattergood-Moore
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Rego, Paula &nbsb; 1935
• Thomas Dean & Co.

Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn
Holland, 1606-1669
Self Portrait with Mouth Open

ca. 1628-29, pen/brown ink/grey wash

Self Portrait (detail)

• An Elephant, ca 1637, chalk/charcoal
• Self Port. with Saskia 1636, etching

Remington, Frederic USA, 1861-1909
• Self-Portrait

Renior France

Self-Portrait

Reopel, Joyce USA b. 1938

Boris Mirski Gallery

Swain School of Design

Self Portrait silverpoint

untitled, c. 1960s, silverpoint

collection of scattergood-moore

A Happy New Year, 1958, woodengraving
collection of Scattergood-Moore

Seated Woman nd, etching
collection of Scattergood-Moore

Reynolds UK

Self-Portrait (detail)

• RhhthmicLight.com

"...an introduction to the fine art of playing images in the way that musicians play with sound. It is an art that has been almost three centuries in the birthing and that has gone by a variety of names - visual music, color music, audio-visual-music, motion graphics, synchromy, and lumia."

"Scattergood Moore's site is an eclectic and fascinating mix of his own art, family history and ideas and pointers to some of the most interesting light-based art on the net. Among its treasures are images of Thomas Wilfred's art, information on one of the Clavilux Junior (which is for sale), and an annotated listing of links to light artists on the net."

Music from Brian Eno's Music for Films
Visuals by Fred Collopy
Copyright © 19982000 Fred Collopy

Ricard, Albert René USA, b. 1946

• Rene Ricard Web Site (artist, critic & poet)
• Albert Ricard, Age 17 c. 1965, pencil drawing

1965: Rene Ricard, Susan Bottomly, Eric Emerson, Mary Woronov, Andy Warhol, Ronnie Cutrone, Paul Morrissey, Edie Sedgwick - photograph © Stephen Shore

Albert Ricard was born in Boston in 1946 and grew up in Acushnet MA. He attended Saturday morning art classes at the Swain School of Design, New Bedford, MA. At sixteen he ran away to Boston, changed his first name to 'Rene' and was befriended by poets John Broderick, John Wieners and Steven Jonas. At eighteen, he moved to New York City and become a member of Andy Warhol's "Factory" - appearing in the films: Kitchen (1965) and Chelsea Girls (1966). In December of 1981, he published the first major article on Jean-Michel Basquiat entitled "The Radiant Child" for Artforum magazine. He began publishing his poems in 1979. The majority of his poems today are realized in the form of paintings. He lives and works at the Hotel Chelsea in New York City.

Warhol' s Screen Test Rene Ricard 1966
• Andy Warhol on Artists Online

Avatar 9 (Sept 29, 1967): Talk of the Town

My building has been home to many poets (and still is)... Rene Ricard, the notorious poet and aesthete lived here in the eighties, drug-and clothes-rich via the art of the painters he'd helped to make glamorous, like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Julian Schnabel and Francesco Clemente. He was smoking a lot of chemicals at the time and had to leave the building after he nearly burned it down twice. - A Life of Substance by Richard Hell

• Hotel Chelsea Blog
• Rene Ricard's Greatness Acknowledged
• Rene & Nico (Nico 1938-1988)
• Gerard & Rene (Gerard Malanga b. 1943)

Self Portrait, 1971-72, pencil drawing

• Poem: Yesterday I saw a man
• painting by Francesco Clemente
• The Dial-A-Poem Poets: Sugar, Alcohol, & Meat
• Rene Ricard: I'd Rather Be Famous
• Rene Ricard: Famous at 20 (mp3)

Rene Ricard photograph by Peter Hugar, 1979
• DC's Brigid Polk's Scars
• Mark Sink: Photograph | Polaroid

God With Revolver, Hanuman Books, 1990

Rene Ricard in Chelsea
with his painting
Boy Running 2006

drawing
Portrait of Rene Ricard
pencil drawing c.1965
by Scattergood-Moore

Image above left: "Legendary 1980s poet and art critic Rene Ricard dashing down West 25th Street with one of his poem paintings, looking good in a jacket that was cut by Zac Posen and decorated by Ricard himself. "Why are you taking that picture away from the gallery rather than towards it?" the artist was asked. "I want to look at it," he replied. "How much is it," he was asked again. "Twelve," he said, meaning $12,000, "but I don't make that many." The poem, written in unbleached titanium on a cadmium red ground, is titled Boy Running and goes like this:

Is the boy who runs away
Gently begging you to stay
Perhaps he genuinely needs some
rope and knots to keep him there
If that is so
Go away. . . I don't want you here that way
Unless you bring the rope yourself