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Tuesday, February 6, 2007

      Queue At The Pompidou And Matisse

The low in the sky late afternoon sun casts shadows longer than the people in the queue waiting to enter the Pompidou centre.

A woman as Matisse wanted her to be seen, one supposes.

A bowl of fruit detail from the same painting.

This mans stern face made me think a lot. I didn’t like it but I did like the picture.

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