Cindy

Cindy Sherman, "Still #5"

Rebecca

Rebecca Belmore,"The Named and the Unamed",2002

Eleanor

Eleanor Antin, "100 Boots Facing the Sea",1971

Annete

Annete Soltau,"Selbest 20",1975-76

Kirsten

Kirsten Justesen, SculptureII,1969

Silvia

Silvia Heisel, "Paper Dress"

Barbara

Barbara Kruger

Kara

Kara Walker,2000
"Our Tools Were Rudimentary,Yet We Pressed On"

Frida,ainda

Frida, por Guillermo Davilla,1929

Frida

Jenny

Jenny Holzer

Eve

Eve Arnold, 1965

"Passing Cloud for Emily Dickinson"

Spencer Finch; "Sunlight In An Empty House (Passing Cloud for Emily Dickinson)", 2004

Sol

Sol LeWitt, 1980

Robert

Muitas coisas chegam
às mãos. Em tempos difíceis –

júbilo selvagem.


Robert Creeley

Jean-Antoine

Jean Antoine Watteau
c.1717

Baudelaire

"Il y a bien longtemps que je dis que le poète est souverainement intelligent, qu'il est l'intelligence par excellence - et que l'imagination est la plus scientifique des facultés, parce que seule elle compreend l'analogie universelle, ou ce qu'une religion mystique appelle la correspondance."

Charles Baudelaire , carta a Alphonse de Toussenel

Bill Brandt

Bill Brandt, 1959

Robert Creeley

e lá 

estava, uma pequena
delicada coisa, um
tipo de pequeno
nada.

(Robert Creeley)

emily e annie

vestido de Emily Dickinson 
(Annie Leibovitz)

“...I found myself drawn to the detail in the dress, the alabaster buttons and the trim. If you took a picture of the whole dress, from far away, it was just a simple white dress. But if you came closer, there was a beautiful ornateness to it. For someone who spent most of her time quietly by herself, the details would have been wonderful to contemplate. And to feel. They weren't meant for anyone else." 
(Leibovitz, Annie: Pilgrimage; Jonathan Cape, London 2011, p. 22)