Malvina Hoffman Head of Pavlova 1924 colored wax on plaster Art Institute of Chicago |
Pablo Picasso Head of a Woman (Fernande) 1909 plaster Tate Gallery |
Augustus Saint-Gaudens Portrait Bust of Louise Adele Gould 1904 marble Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
Gaston Lachaise Scofield Thayer 1923-24 bronze Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
Gaston Lachaise Antoinette Kraushaar 1923 marble Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
from One Big Self
Count heads. Count the men's. Count the women's. There are five
main counts in the cell or work area. 4:45 first morning count. Inmate
must stand for the count. The count takes as long as it takes. Control
Center knows how many should be in what area. No one moves from area
A to area B without Control knowing. If i/m is stuck out for the count i/m
receives a write-up. Three write-ups, and i/m goes to lockdown. Once
in lockdown, you will relinquish your things:
plastic soapdish, jar of vaseline, comb or hairpick, paperback
Upon return to your unit the inventory officer
will return your things:
soapdish, vaseline, comb, hairpick, paperback
Upon release you may have your possessions:
soapdish, vaseline, comb, pick, book
Whereupon your True Happiness can begin
In the Mansion of Happiness:
Whoever possesses CRUELTY
Must be sent back to JUSTICE
Whoever gets into IDLENESS
Must come to POVERTY
– C.D. Wright (2003)
Gaston Lachaise Georgia O'Keeffe 1925-27 alabaster Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
Arthur George Walker Posthumous Bust of Emmeline Pankhurst ca. 1929 ivory Victoria & Albert Museum, London |
Antoine Émile Bourdelle Portrait of Irene Millet 1917 tinted plaster Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
Phoebe Stabler Memory ca. 1927 Portland Stone New Walk Museum and Art Gallery, Leicester |
Naum Lvovich Aronson Bust of Beethoven 1905 plaster Hermitage, Saint Petersburg |
Franz von Stuck Portrait of Beethoven ca. 1902 painted stucco Minneapolis Institute of Art |
Eduardo Paolozzi Plaster Model for Mr. Cruikshank 1950 plaster Tate Gallery |
Eduardo Paolozzi Mr. Cruikshank 1950 bronze Tate Gallery |
Auguste Rodin Madame X (Anna de Noailles) ca. 1907 marble Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
Victor Peter Profile Portrait of Auguste Rodin ca. 1900 marble Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |