Untitled (Elle Passe (She Passes)

Basic Information

Artist(s):
Title:
Untitled (Elle Passe (She Passes)
Medium:
Surface Size:
22 x 30 in.
Framed Size:
29 x 37 in.
Date Created:
1963
Inventory #:
Verostko-1963-01

Description

signed and dated lower right

description from direct communication with the artist:
“This must have been made shortly after I returned from Paris in 1963. My father’s death brought me home for the family funeral and I believe the Archabbot officiated and I would have been the Deacon. This was a very difficult time as the Monastery had suffered a fire, the former Archabbot had been stripped of his power and we were in transition to a renewal electing a young leader interested in renewal and reform.”

 

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