Ruth Ford (shown, modeling for the artist Armin Hansen)
why is it that so many of my favorite painters are dead
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- Tom Balderas
- third son of four. painter. writer. musician. photographer. works towards progress. "a solitaire given to intimate sociability."
I have the same problem, so many of my favorite painters are dead. Would love to spend some time with these guys who are now gone. It seems their standards were higher back then, which is probably what made them our favorites.
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