Larry Sultan
Portrait of My Father with Newspaper, 1988
Chromogenic print
28 5/8 x 34 5/8 inches
segal residence by john lautner
Taiwan, 2017 by PeiPei Yang
Robert Wun’s The Ceceilia Wedding AW21 “Armour”
Isamu Noguchi’s studio, New York. 1969. SOURCE : The Noguchi Museum Archives.
Cologne bottle from a dresser set, Tiffany &, 1919, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Decorative Arts, Textiles and Sculpture
18 carat gold and etched glass bottle with gold top The 18-karat gold dresser set to which this cologne bottle belongs is a product of the prevailing taste in the early 20th century interest in antiques. Its simplified form and minimal decoration along the edges reflect contemporary interpretations of classical designs. Various elements comprising this set were introduced and designed between 1904 and 1919. Tiffany’s Blue Book for 1914 advertised a sixteen-piece toilette set of 18-karat gold with a “filet edge,” which possibly describes this set. While it was no longer available as a set in the 1918 Blue Book, its components were still available individually. The monogram is that of Albert Herman Lindeke, who along with his wife received the set as a golden anniversary gift from their children in 1919.
Size: 6 ¼ x 4 x 1 3/8 in. (15.88 x 10.16 x 3.49 cm)
Medium: Gold and cut glass
“Natural mortality in small-mouthed black bass. Only a few fish survive to maturity.” Elements of Ecology. 1954.
