Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
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Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
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Re: Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
#2The article is benign but the first picture isnt best for viewing at work.... Just sayin'
Re: Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
#3The article is benign but the first picture isnt best for viewing at work.... Just sayin'
I guess you're from the US? In the UK that picture alone would hardly be an issue, in the context of an article it would get no more than a glance from co-workers.
Re: Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
#4The article is benign but the first picture isnt best for viewing at work.... Just sayin'
I guess you're from the US? In the UK that picture alone would hardly be an issue, in the context of an article it would get no more than a glance from co-workers.
(For context, it is a portrait of a reclining nude by Amedeo Modigliani in 1917).
Re: Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
#5The article is benign but the first picture isnt best for viewing at work.... Just sayin'
seriously? ahahah!!!
it's a modigliani, the worst thing a colleague could say is "that's boring".
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#6Re: Russet, the color of peasants, fox fur, and penance
#7Not expecting a naked lady painting
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#9Tangential, but any suggestions for sites that publish on art? Artnews, as expected, is more about the latest updates in the international art scene. I'd like to know of one with articles on art history, analysis, news etc.