For Eduardo: my collage of muses. Bonus points if you can name everybody.
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Hmmm...well I recognize Einstein and Ghandi. Is that Ginsberg and Kerouac up in the left corner? That looks like Paris or maybe Venice in the top middle and Georgia O'Keefe in the top right. I think that's Oscar Wilde in the bottom middle. Not sure about the woman next to him, but it looks like Martha Graham. Although it's on the tip of my tongue, I can't name the gentleman with the mustache in the center. How'd I do?
Einstein. Graham. O'Keefe. Apollo (but not the archaic torso). St. George? Ghandi. Kafka. Kerouac and Cassady—or maybe it’s Ginsberg? Wilde. Not sure about the centerpiece—not Cavafy—it’ll come to me. Above it is foggy man with gondola—is it Venice--is it Thomas Mann?
Bottom Left: Flo—unrecognizable but nice legs.
Bottom Right: A pair of trunks—some trees—Ashbery?
Wow: you guys are very close. I thought the center photo would be obvious to most. More guesses?
PS: Sorry, I had to delete a few Blog-Bot comments . . . sheesh.
Proust, baby. I want to go make one now...
And the women being licked by Einstein's tongue is the poet Ai.
Is that Proust in the center? Yes...I believe it is.
I've also been getting "Spam"on my blog lately. What the hell is up with that bullhonkery?
Em: Absoulutely, Proust.
Eduardo: Yes Ai!! I am so glad someone recognized her.
And the man with Ginsburg is: ??
Is it Gary Snyder? Even full-size, I can't see him all that well.
The man with Allen Ginsberg is, I believe, Peter Orlovsky, no?
Lyle: Bingo!!
Peter Orlovsky was Ginsberg's long term partner. Go here to see a another pic of them together. Such a lovely couple.
http://poetsrite.com/nude-ginsberg.jpg
Are you kidding me?! This spammer stuff is getting out of control. Sorry to see this here Peter.
I see Georgia O'Keeffe, don't I?
And the city looks a bit like Venice.
Yes: O'Keeffe, Venice. And St. Petersburg.
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