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Mickalene Thomas

Mickalene Thomas

American, born 1971

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Interior: Monet's Blue Foyer , 2012

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Unusual objects and geological forms fill this curious landscape. In the foreground, a desert-like expanse of yellow is bordered with dark shadows along its bottom and right edge. A series of chocolate brown mountains border its top edge. A portion of a woman’s head is nearly camouflaged against the right-most mountain. A piece of crumpled white fabric sits in the middle of the scene. Above it is a white spoon-like shape that appears to hold another mountain. — Salvador Dalí

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