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Impressionism as sculpture
Fri 10.10.03 8:37am PDT #6696
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Geoff and I are at the J. Seward Johnson, Jr. show at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Experience famous impressionist paintings as human-scale dioramas that you are encouraged to walk around. Shown on the second row here is Johnson's 2003 interpretation of Monet's La Japonaise, 1876. This is a great show for kids.

Whoa! The artist is here in person giving a walking tour! The last frame shows him pointing out a hidden samurai looking up La Japonaise's skirt. Brilliant.

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