Andy Sturdevant has brilliantly teased out the knot of historical and political complexities surrounding “Odilon Redon’s portrait of Governor John Lind, its connection to a short-lived Minnesotan arts fad in Paris at the turn of the century.” Even those somehow not fascinated by the fantastic art-historical detour will be outraged at the contemporary political skullduggery Andy has uncovered.
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Hello! My name is Mills Baker. I write about art, culture, love, philosophy, memory, history, and more. Here are some relatively better posts. This site has been featured on Tumblr Tuesday and is listed in the Spotlight, but it pines for its youth as a coloring book. (Header lettering by the amazing Chirp).
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