The holiday crush of visitors at the Met Museum was daunting, so we took refuge in the antiquities. What kept catching our eye was bodies–the timeless and fascinating seduction of the human form, ubiquitiously present in the expression of art from the very beginning. Thank you Bryce Aragon for your companionionship on this Met meander.
An Egyptian face fragment of jasper, hauntingly disembodied.
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Stone? The undulations of flesh suggest otherwise.
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Early Cycladic. This is fecundity and roundness in flagranti.
Great to see the Met through your eyes! I answered your comment in my blog and felt I needed to leave a mark in your blog. I’ll continue to read your posts: you say interesting things about the experience of art.