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Untitled #4
Untitled #4
Kadie Davison, Paul Gellman, Richard Kaz, James Reid, Gemini G.E.L., Allen Ginsberg 1998
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Untitled #3
Untitled #3
Allen Ginsberg, George Condo, Kadie Davison, Richard Kaz, James Reid, Gemini G.E.L. 1998
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Harry Smith's Birthday Party
Harry Smith's Birthday Party
Allen Ginsberg, Kadie Davison, Paul Gellman, Richard Kaz, James Reid, Gemini G.E.L. 1998
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Untitled #2
Untitled #2
Allen Ginsberg, Kadie Davison, Paul Gellman, Richard Kaz, James Reid, Gemini G.E.L. 1997
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Self-Portrait on my seventieth birthday in Borsalino hat and black cashmere-silk scarf from Milan & Dublin Thornproof-tweed suit, Oleg Cassini tie from Goodwill shirt same source, kitchen window mid-day, I stayed home & worked on Selected Poems 1947 – ’95 proofs after returning from Walker Art Centre reading — Beat exhibition weekend. Monday, June 3, 1996, N.Y.
Self-Portrait on my seventieth birthday in Borsalino hat and black cashmere-silk scarf from Milan & Dublin Thornproof-tweed suit, Oleg Cassini tie from Goodwill shirt same source, kitchen window mid-day, I stayed home & worked on Selected Poems 1947 – ’95 proofs after returning from Walker Art Centre reading — Beat exhibition weekend. Monday, June 3, 1996, N.Y.
Allen Ginsberg 1996
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The Ballad of the Skeletons
The Ballad of the Skeletons
Allen Ginsberg, Julian Schnabel, George Condo, David Hockney, Wim Wenders, Ed Ruscha, Hiro Yamagata, William S. Burroughs, John Giorno, Steven Taylor, Raymond Foye, Richard Kaz, James Reid, Gemini G.E.L. 1996
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Peter Orlovsky & Robert Frank parked across from my apartment door, his truck --he had stopped by to visit. I brought down my Leica & Fuji cameras & film for him to take my photo for back cover Selected Poems. Peter came by. They hadn't seen each other in nine months Peter said. East 12th street, June 11, 1996.
Peter Orlovsky & Robert Frank parked across from my apartment door, his truck --he had stopped by to visit. I brought down my Leica & Fuji cameras & film for him to take my photo for back cover Selected Poems. Peter came by. They hadn't seen each other in nine months Peter said. East 12th street, June 11, 1996.
Allen Ginsberg 1996
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I’d asked Robert Frank to take portrait for Selected Poems dust jacket, he showed up late Sunday afternoon, truck parked across from my apartment, yelled up, he had no camera. I came down with Leica & Fuji 6×9, he took some photos midstreet by his car, I snapped him thus, then with my Fuji he said, “This’ll be it,” as long lambent orange sunlight rayed down East 12th Street from Hudson River horizon, it worked fine for book, he was relaxed, accidentally unerring. N.Y. June 9, 1996.
I’d asked Robert Frank to take portrait for Selected Poems dust jacket, he showed up late Sunday afternoon, truck parked across from my apartment, yelled up, he had no camera. I came down with Leica & Fuji 6×9, he took some photos midstreet by his car, I snapped him thus, then with my Fuji he said, “This’ll be it,” as long lambent orange sunlight rayed down East 12th Street from Hudson River horizon, it worked fine for book, he was relaxed, accidentally unerring. N.Y. June 9, 1996.
Allen Ginsberg 1996
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Lafcadio Orlovsky, with sister Marie. I went to Park Lake Rest Home Ronkonkoma L.I. where he’d been sheltered & sedated the last few years, silent - till Catholic Charities arranged for Day-Care thrice weekly, he woke a bit & began crayon drawing again, phoned me & asked me to visit with Marie after 2 years absence. “Can I go home and live with Marie?” We went to restaurant on highway nearby March 21, 1995.
Lafcadio Orlovsky, with sister Marie. I went to Park Lake Rest Home Ronkonkoma L.I. where he’d been sheltered & sedated the last few years, silent - till Catholic Charities arranged for Day-Care thrice weekly, he woke a bit & began crayon drawing again, phoned me & asked me to visit with Marie after 2 years absence. “Can I go home and live with Marie?” We went to restaurant on highway nearby March 21, 1995.
Allen Ginsberg 1995