
Photographer Unknown, (Study in Red)
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Photographer Unknown, (Fifty-Five Degrees East)
“It was a pity that there was no radar to guide one across the trackless seas of life. Every man had to find his own way, steered by some secret compass of the soul. And sometimes, late or early, the compass lost its power and spun aimlessly on its bearings.
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Photographer Unknown, (Study in Pink)
“Though there were no strong conventions, until the nineteenth century pink was certainly a very suitable color for boys.”
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Photographer Unknown, (“The Prince of Jaipur”)
Ten Images from the “A Hint of Blue” Series
“One colour. One word. So many shades. The color of african skin, of shadow on snow, of a jay’s throat, the color of saxophones at dusk, of orbiting police lights smeared across tenement windows, of a flame’s intestines, of the faint tracery of veins visible beneath the ghost-flesh of her forearm’s underside, of loneliness, of melancholy. The blues.”
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Photographer Unknown, (Green and Purple)
Artist Unknown (NoBeast), (Four Purple Panels), 2006
Photographer Unknown, (Blue Flowers Over Skin)
Photographer Unknown, (A Study in Gray Tones)
Photographer Unknown, (Red Glow with a Shade of Blue)
Photographer Unknown, (Lighting Up)
Artist Unknown, (A Question of Redness)