Tag: Art
Camp Forestia — Peter Doig
“I looked like this horrible Elizabethan courtier” | William Vollmann, Cross-Dresser
Mr. Vollmann is 54, heterosexual and married with a daughter in high school. He began cross-dressing seriously about five years ago. Sometimes he transforms himself into a woman as part of a strange vision quest, aided by drugs or alcohol, to mind-meld with a female character in a book he’s writing. Other times it’s just because he likes the “smooth and slippery” feel of women’s lingerie.
From another profile on William T. Vollmann, this time in The New York Times. The profile centers around Vollmann’s latest book, The Book of Dolores.
You may recall Vollmann’s previous adventures in cross-dressing.
The Rose (III) — Cy Twombly
Antropoides — Frantisek Kupka
Woman Reading in a Garden — Henri Matisse
Hercules Killing the Molionides — Albrecht Durer
A Quarry — Albrecht Durer
Ornamental Alphabets
The Fall of Phaeton — Michelangelo
Nightmare — Nicolai Abildgaard
Loose Company — Dirck van Baburen
Allegory of a Dream — Giorgio Vasari
When the Children Have Gone to Bed — Carl Larsson
Eleven/Twelve/Thirteen
Gross World Product — Ron Cobb
Aujourd’hui Rose — Cecily Brown
Biblioklept