Artworks

The Boy Who Watches Ships Go By

Head of a Woman

Vittoria della Rovere (1622-1694), Dowger Duchess of Tuscany

Caddo Inn, Lake Village, Flint, Texas, Elevation

Shawl

Young Black Man Reading Newspaper

Classical Chinese motifs

Peonies, Magnolia, and Dandelions

American Library Association, FREE, America's Greatest Bargain

Scenting a kimono with incense

Notre Dame University, Court at Main Library, South Bend, Indiana, Landscape Design

Ueno Station (One Hundred Views of Tokyo, Message to the 21st Century 東京百景 21世紀へのメッセジ)

School children in uniform at funeral of Konrad Adenauer, West Germany

To Unravel One's Own Skin (Svolgere la Propria Pelle) [2]

One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets in Eastern Brocade (Nishiki hyakunin isshû azuma-ori)

Blue House, New Buffalo, Michigan

Rows of people in sillouette

Monument East and West Elevation

Shinpan kawarimashita dōchū sukeroku

Rehearsal in Costume, from the series "La Télévision"

Places Proust haunted on the 100th anniversary of his birth: Celeste Albaret, Marcel Proust's housekeeper, talking, France

The Boy Who Watches Ships Go By

Miss Rita Renoir thinks that striptease gets its effect on the viewer, as it is done with mind and feeling, more than with the body. To demonstrate this theory, Rita Renoir performed for us a "striptease of the face", from the series "Strip-Tease"

Bowl