I dreamed I met Dali and Magritte at sunset

This ad is from an old medical magazine, published when surrealism was all the rage. I believe the ad is for sleeping pills. The night sure seems long and scary without Neurinase. A good way to knock out your "enfants" too, apparently.

Cold link

I've been sick with a bad cold this week, and until my head gradually clears, I'll offer up a good link:
“Courtesy of The New York Public Library. www.nypl.org”

NYPL Digital Gallery is a free service from The New York Public Library offering hundreds of thousands of digital images of historical materials from the Research Libraries' original, rare and specialized holdings. NYPL provides free and open access to its Digital Gallery and images may be freely downloaded for personal, research and study purposes only. Spanning a wide range of visual media, NYPL Digital Gallery offers digital images of drawings, illuminated manuscripts, maps, photographs, posters, prints, rare illustrated books, and more. This website works beautifully, you can search a subject, and when you click on a thumbnail it brings you to a page which gives a larger version of the image (you can sometimes even flip it around and look at the back), a "card catalog" list of info, and the ability to search for more images by the artist, subject, or collection. A great image reference resource. http://digitalgallery.nypl.org

Published, here's the link

The catalog for my show St. Hugh's Bones is now available to order online. I'll be sending the link out to those who signed up soon. Those who bought a painting, and the owner of the beautiful shoe machines, without which this series would not be possible, will soon receive a book in the mail. Anyone else who in interested in ordering the full color 40-page book online or just previewing the first 15 pages can find out more at this link http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/459612