La fille au billard russe [Girl Playing Snooker], Paris La Castiglione migration and queer issues

migration and queer issues

000 prints all neatly organized in plastic sleeves and black boxes

Stamp "0388"

where he wrote and illustrated for magazines but still continued his travels

His many museum-based projects and exhibitions have been focused on making those institutional spaces more accessible to the communities in which they are situated and reimagining the ways in which an artist can work through a museum

La fille au billard russe [Girl Playing Snooker], Paris La Castiglione migration and queer issuesArtwork Info About the Artist 1933 Gelatin silver print Signed and editioned, in ink, au recto Titled, dated, and annotated, with artist stamps, in ink, au verso Printed circa 1973 (from an edition of five works) Brassa (1899 1984), born Gyula Halsz in the town of Brasov, Transylvania, was known for depicting the eclectic nightlife of Paris in the 1930s. Originally intent on becoming a painter, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest in