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Solstice art-code-A94S-04 What was true in 1953

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What was true in 1953 remains true 70 years later

I recognised that pulling it off in the field would be as examining a production challenge as anything we had undertaken

we wanted some snow and a hint of menace in the sky

as indeed does Cindy

I want to thank the Ganzi family and Michelle Marshall for their help that glorious spring evening in Wellington

Solstice art-code-A94S-04 What was true in 195331. 5''H x 14''Wx 2''D (Wall Hanging) Edition of 75 Her body is in the shape of a gourd, the oldest utilitarian vessel known to mankind. The gourd is used as storage, to carry water, to shape pottery and as a rattle in ceremonies. Her hair is drawn down into two braids and wrapped into leather, symbolizing she is a married woman. Her wedding day, which is the first day of her adult life, is the first time she wear her hair in this fashion. She carries

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