Tag Archives: Elmyr de Hory

''F'' IS FOR FAKE AND FOOTBALL

Posted on June 24, 2010 by Dave

Did he or did he not touch the ball with his hand? Of course he took a dive; it had to be fake. He was allegedly hit in the shin ,but was clutching his shoulder.A Pain in the butt, but … Continue reading →

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TENDER ANTIQUARIAN STOOP

Posted on March 1, 2010 by Dave

We look at old pictures through a double frame. The solid gilt frame which isolates it from its surroundings and creates for it a hole in space; and the period frame in our minds which creates for it a hole … Continue reading →