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DRAWINGS
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"Adam
Kadmon" #2
Ink on paper
15” x 18”
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"Adam
Kadmon"
Ink on paper
14" x 17"
Collection of Ned Daughdrille
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"War"
Ink and conté crayon on paper
18" x 24"
"Hot Summer"
Magic marker on paper
12" x 8 1/4"
Text:
Hot summer night you fall asleep
head resting on my shoulder
but lying on the side facing
the full moon and the open window
I'm the one who gets a cold shoulder
I could use two heads like yours
"In
the moonlight"
Magic marker on
paper
8 1/2" x 11"
Text:
In the moonlight
I write you
love letters
not because
I love you
in particular
but because
there’s so
MUCH
MOONLIGHT
and I
can see
to write
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"Peace"
Conté crayon on
paper
18" x 24"
The shofar sounds three joyful blasts,
but is that a child's toy or a Trojan
Horse?
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"Oppression"
Conté crayon on
paper
18" x 24"
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The spiritual
beliefs of the Taíno,
pre-Columbian Indians and the
original inhabitants of the Caribbean,
included the long-armed hurricane
goddess Guabancex and her twin
helpers, thunder and wind. This
drawing incorporates Taino
iconography found on shells,
stones, and pottery.
"Hurricane Goddess with Frogs"
Ink on paper
14" x 17"
in The
Caribbean Writer (1994)
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"Adam and Eve"
Ink on paper
14" x 11" |
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SMALL
SKETCHES, PEN AND INK
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For monotypes:
Aleph Series,
Four
Seasons/Poem Series,
Subway Series.
For etchings and vinyl
cuts
For paintings.
For cartoons.
And for more drawings: Sketchbook,
part 2.
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