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 Walker, Kara USA(black & white silhouettes) • Rethinking the Woman as Fetish • The Emancipation Approximation at Greg Kucera Gallery . image: The Means to an End . . A Shadow Drama in Five Acts (detail), 1995  |
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| Walker, Sandy USA, b. 1942 (painting/prints) | ||
| Wang, Victor • Realistic/Symbolic Figure Painting • Victor Wang Links  |
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| Ward, Lynd USA, 1905-1985 (novels in woodcuts) | ||
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Warhol, Andy  USA, 1928-1987• Andy Warhol Museum • Dia Center | Sites | Warhol  Self Portrait, photographic silkscreen.• Artchive: Andy Warhol • Max's Kansas City Web Site • Audart Offical Website | Warhol Factory • Stephen Shore photographs • Jigi Art: Warhol Chronology • XXIII Bienal - Salas Especials - Andy Warhol  • ubu.com: (greylodge.org | Occult Review) • Warhol's Cinema - A Mirror for the Sixties (1989) • David Cronenbery on Warhol • Laura Rubin Photos of Factory Superstars • Warholstars list of superstars • Kitchen 1965 with Edie Sedgwick • The Andy Warhol Story 1966 "Rene Ricard was supposed to be Andy and Edie was in it with him. She was in a bad way, and we thought we could help her, even though she had been so mean to do what she did [leaving Warhol]. Andy really liked her and I did too. We thought it might work, but it wasn't any good. All Rene did was look in the camera and say nasty things about Andy, and it was really embarrassing because he thought he'd be funny. I remember very well Andy just not finding it funny at all, but anybody else in that circumstance would have turned the camera off and he wouldn't." Paul Morrissey "I made a film with Edie about nine months after she left the Factory. Andy suggested, 'Let's do a movie with you as me in it. The Andy Warhol Story. I really hated Andy by then. I realized his was a passive exploitation - that it could be humiliating and horrible. He had been asking me to do this for a long time and I had refused. But one night I took an Obetrol - a very powerful twenty five milligram amphetamine pill, the best. They were very hard to get, rare and very good... So I finally said okay. The only reason I agreed to do his film was to get even with him..."  |
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| The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot (poem) • Exploring The Waste Land |
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Watson, Thomas b. Sussex, UK 1971 • Curricululm vitae Self Portrait, 1999 [National Portrait Gallery] |
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| Watteau, Antoine France, 1684-1721 | ||
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Webern, Anton von Austria, 1883-1945 (composer) • www.antonwebern.com Portrait of Anton Webern (cira, 1967)Hitler's rise to power in the Thirties and the eventual forceful annexation of Austria brought great personal hardship to the Weberns. In 1933 his mentor, Schoenberg, emigrated to America. Webern's modernist music was banned, and his works burned. He stayed in his home in Mödling near Vienna and worked as a proofreader in Vienna to avoid forced labor for the Nazis. On Easter, 1945, he moved his family to Mittersill, near Salzburg, where he thought they would be safer. There he was shot to death by a nervous American occupation soldier on Sept. 15, 1945 while smoking a cigar - after curfew - on the porch of his home. It has been said that the soldier was involved in the black market, and he thought Webern was an MP spying on him.
• Webern with cigar & Webern's Identify Card with tear from the bullet that killed him... • Collage, Poem & Painting by Scattergood-Moore: • Study for 'Ident... Dr. Webern' (1974) • Anton Webern: A Soldier • 'Ident... Dr. Webern' 'es ist aus', (1974) • Internet Archive • MyOpera | martyrs & heroes • Free Anton Webern Music Online • Webern On Line Portrait by Oskar Kokoschka (1912) Drawing by Kokoschka • Find a Grave: Anton Webern • Wikipedia: Anton Webern • Anton Webern | Classical Composers Database • BBC - Radio 3 - Webern Day • MP3 Anton Webern @ I Write The Music
Johann Sebastian Bach's "The Musical Offering"
Ricercar arranged by Anton Webern
• Ricercar2A6 arranged by Anton von Webern
• The entire 3-voiced Ricercar • Ricercar a 3 (6:27) by C. Breemer • YouTube: JS Bach, orchestrated by Webern • Wikipedia: Musikalisches_Opfer Webern's Ricercar arrangement opening (PNG) • Ten Canons of the Musical Offering • Piano Society: bio | Musikalisches Opfer |
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| WEBMUSEUM PARIS (web site) • SunSITE University of North Carolina - mirror site |
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Weddle, Shamek-Imin R. USA Self Portrait, 1999, oil on wood
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 Weems, Carrie Mae USA, b. 1953image: Mirror, Mirror, 1987, silver print text: Looking into the mirror, the black woman asked, "mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the finest of them all?" The mirror say, "Snow White you black bitch, and don't you forget it!!" . Carrie Mae Weems • Photography As a "Trans-gender" • Hampton Project, 2000 |
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| Wegman, William USA • WegmanWorld: official web site |
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| West, Benjamin USA, 1738-1820 • Self Portrait 1770 |
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Weston, Harold USA, 1894-1972 Self-Portrait 1939 |
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| Weyden, Rogier van der Flanders, 1400-1464 | ||
| Wheeler's Resturant, Compton Street, Soho, London, UK (map) Lunch at Wheelers: L-R Timothy Behrens, Lucien Freud, Francis Bacon, Frank Auerbach and Michael Andrews. • Colony Room | Soho 1950s | map
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| Wheelock College: Towne Art Gallery | ||
| Whistler, James McNeil USA, 1834-1903 | ||
| White, Charles USA • image: Mother Courage II, 1974, oil |
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 Whiteley, BrettAustralia, 1939-1992  School of London• The Brett Whiteley Studio Portriat of Francis Bacon, 1989, oil |
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Wildes-Cornell, Meredith USA (painting) Ms. Cornell is a 1965 graduate of the Swain School of Design; she studied with Lennart Anderson, Alden Wicks, Thomas Sgouros, Norma Anderson and W. Linn Bruce... Swain School of Design, New Bedford, MA• Swain Resurgent • image: Nude with Sheets, 1990, acrylic Self Portrait, 1964, engraving Mereddith Wildes-Cornell oil painting on board collection of Scattergood-Moore, Newton MA |
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 Wilfred, ThomasDenmark/USA, 1889-1968 1968 Bronze Art Medal"Light is the artist's sole medium of expression. He must mold it by optical means, almost as a sculptor models clay. He must add colour, and finally motion to his creation. Motion, the time dimension, demands that he must be a choreographer in space.." Thomas Wilfred image from Junior Clavilux • Light, Art, Lumia | houseofbit blog • The Art of Lumia |
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Williams, Anthony USA, • In Artem Veritas: Anthony Williams Self Portrait egg tempera |
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Williams, Keith Shaw USA, (printmaking) Self Portrait etching (detail) |
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Witkin, Jerome USA • Severe Art Gallery Self Portrait with a Jesus for Our Time (detail) 1986, oil |
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