Louise Bourgeois, Saudi soft power and Gerhard Richter at 90
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I Think It's More Like a Landscape to Her, You Know?
I don't think the reference to a mortuary slab is not its part of this whole series about the passage of time and but it's also like a landscape to her. She made these breast landscapes and all about it's the most figurative of these last four vtrins, for sure. A lot of these, the rest of the works deal with progression and growth and dum these are like pads, like seeds that are growing and all that. I think there's multiple resirts. As i said, it's deftly figurative. But i know she never referred to the adeath, as i said, she never really talked about that. And louise had a
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