...Finn Enke Watercolor and ink help me dwell with the porousness of all morphologies emerging through birth/death, living/nonliving, dis/ability, interbeing, visible and nonvisible embodiments, and the passages of time. In real life, numerous non-trans people have told me that gender transition gives...

.../4x39-3/8" (Nolde Foundation, Seehill), 1917. Windmill on the Shore Lithograph (printed in black from two stones); 23-7/8x30-13/16" (collection, The Museum of Modern Art, N. Y 1926. Blue Iris Watercolor; 19x14" (collection, Mrs. Bliss Parkindon, N. Y Scribes !'Siv "Woman in Bright Light...

... with Rifles). Henry Darger (1892–1973). Chicago, Illinois; mid-twentieth century. Watercolor, pencil, and carbon tracing on pieced paper. 24 × 743/4 inches. Collection of American Folk Art Museum, New York. Gift of Nathan and Kiyoko Lerner. 1995.23.1b. Copyright Kiyoko Lerner. Photo by Gavin Ashworth...

... to several nylon straps taken from a couple of old duffle bags. I strap the makeshift unit on my chest over my 1 winter coat and center the camera over my sternum. I grab my 10” x 14 /8” pad of heavyweight watercolor paper, close the door...

... gallery also showed paintings, watercolors, and drawings by the immensely gifted Egon Schiele, an artist who forms a link between the neoromantic Klimt and the exuberant expressionist Kokoschka. In 1951 the gallery showed the work of Roswitha Bitterlich, who in the thirties was hailed as a child prodigy...

... are both the grand tradition oflandscape in art and the works best able to withstand long periods of public exhibition, watercolors, drawings, lithographs, engravings, and photographs all have very different things to say about landscape with no loss of aesthetic quality. Prints were signifi­ cant...

... Gallery to fifty-nine of the master s oils, pastels, gouaches and watercolors, ranging from a Fauve still life of 1907 to pictures com­ pleted just before his death. Reviewing this show, the Arts Maga­ zine critic singled out for praise especially the futurist-cubist pic­ tures Weber had done after his...

... discovered nor named on July 20, 1793 (p. 62). 406 The South Atlantic Quarterly Across the Wide Missouri is an interesting book, and, in Spite of the crowding, a readable one. The ninety-six pages of contemporary watercolor paintings sumptuously disclose a phase of Western life that may well appeal...

... of the crowding, a readable one. The ninety-six pages of contemporary watercolor paintings sumptuously disclose a phase of Western life that may well appeal to everyone. Harry R. Stevens. Men of Law: From Hammurabi to Holmes. By William Seagle. New York: The Macmillan Company. 1947. Pp. 391. $5.00. This book...

... is one of his favorite words). He likes to quote the poets and describe watercolors picked up in Norwich antique shops. He is as devoted as Dickens to colorfully aged characters in cozy locales: There are some grand old folk in these parts [the Cotswolds]. By the famous old church at Campden are some...

... taking which brings to thousands the unparalleled beauty of Au­ dubon s great watercolors. The writer, who has lived for over twenty years with a dozen or so of the great folio aquatints hung on the walls of his house, can testify that the natural charm of their birds and flowering shrubs, each plate...

.... The subjects are landscapes, almost all with figures involved in work or activities typical of Lafayette County in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. For example, there are watercolors entitled Weighin In (of cotton), Grabling (a form of fishing), and Carnival Time: Balloon Ascension...

... 16, 1976, I did not dig them up. I left them behind. Coming to my house and sitting in the cool shade of my veranda, I took out some watercolor paper and a box of fiber-tip pencils with watercolors that had been given to me earlier by a friend. I began to draw in complete abstraction, simple...

.../00382876-2007-013  © 2007 Duke University Press 544  José Esteban Muñoz new book, Tony Sleeping.1 The small orange book is made up of twelve images, all of my friend sleeping. Included are two color photos, five black- and-white photos, one watercolor painting, one oil painting...

... and Renaissance epics. Figure  reproduces Theodor de Bry’s engraving of John White’s image of a Pictish woman warrior that White included in his series of watercolors depicting the lost colony at Roanoke. De Bry’s first volume of America...

... Salahi, The Embryo, the Child, and the Bird, from They Always Appear series, 1964–65. Oil on canvas, 30.5 by 45.5 centimeters 516 Chika Okeke-​Agulu Figure 5. Jacob Lawrence, Untitled [Woman Sewing], 1964. Watercolor and gouache on paper, 9 by 8 inches. Courtesy of High Museum of Art, Atlanta...

... with such delicacy and suppleness of tone that the treatment suggests a watercolor. No consideration of the Court dwarfs and idiots would be ade­ quate without a glance at the sinister ugliness of Don Sebastian de Morra, such a monster as the hydrocephalous Nino de Vallecas, and the vacuous amusement of the poor...

... and is not Tseng 2003.2.21 07:22 162 Wai Chee Dimock 6820 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 102:1 / sheet 166 of 286 Figure . William Blake, Newton, Color print (Watercolor,  x cm). Tate Gallery, London. Used...

... redcoat. Even the speaker/ walker is drawn implicitly into the distant dream beyond the frame of poem and watercolored engraving alike, into the perspective from which a pale blue divides downhill into thin air on a distant dream of Bow Lane and Basin Lane.47 In organizing his sequence, Kinsella...

... Articulating North African Modernity in Art 537 Figure 3. Osman Waqialla, Sudan, Untitled, 1991. Collage and watercolors, 58 by 41 centimeters. From the permanent collection of the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts 538 Nada M. Shabout Figure...