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NAN GOLDIN "C. PUTTING ON HER MAKE-UP, BANGKOK, 1992" Canadian women artist This untitled ink blot drawing

Name: NAN GOLDIN "C. PUTTING ON HER MAKE-UP, BANGKOK, 1992" Canadian women artist This untitled ink blot drawing
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NAN GOLDIN "C. PUTTING ON HER MAKE UP, BANGKOK, 1992" Canadian women artist This untitled ink blot drawing This untitled ink blot drawing depicts ballet dancer Igor Youskevitch Remarkably pared down the composition motif is one of Goldin's favorites: her subject depicted and engaged in front of a mirror There is an amazing contrast to the creative blue filter and the hot atmosphere that comes from the possibly chaotic interior

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