Austerity and intuition in balance
April 24, 2013 7:07 pm Leave your thoughtsAs she turns 100 this year, Tomie Ohtake displays a lasting experimental nature and an understanding of her times
As she turns 100 this year, Tomie Ohtake displays a lasting experimental nature and an understanding of her times
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