Roy Lichtenstein’s Girl with Ball can be viewed at MoMa. The work was once owned by its founder, Philip Johnson.
Lichtenstein appropriated the girl from an advertisement, but made her look both more fake and more hot.
Way to go, Roy. That’s just the message we’re trying to send to girls everywhere.
Right after manicures at Paintbox, I’m going to beg my friend to go be voyeurs of this Hopper at MoMA. Night Windows (1928) presents the viewer with my goddamn worst nightmare: completely clueless about everyone being able to see into my bay window while I’m in my alluring, yet understated, pajamas.
Hopper called the triptych of lighting “a common visual sensation.” OH SURE, like it’s the lighting that’s sensational. 🍑🍑🍑
And that house is Friday. I can see it, but it’s sooo far.
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