
—Gloria Grahame, 1973 interview

SHRA’AH
2014
Acrylic on handmade paper, 16 x 11.5 inches

Golfing at Le Touquet, 1939



Havana Basketball Court 1995

— Rhonda Fleming


First Drive-in theatre, Los Angeles, 1935

“October”
1877
oil on canvas
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

“Yes, Columbus did discover America”, San Francisco, 1938

— Elke Sommer


Early drive-in restaurant, Hollywood, 1935

“Potiphar’s Wife Displays Joseph’s Garment”
(In the background, to the left, Joseph being taken to prison.)
circa 1512
oil on panel
Height: 26.2 cm (10.3 ″); Width: 36 cm (14.1 ″)
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen


“International bankers” is code for us.
I wonder why so many beautiful women don’t believe that they are beautiful? Never will forget your telling us Marilyn Monroe was insecure and thought one nostril was bigger than the other. Ever since then when I see her poster I check her nostrils.
Still look OK.
So Ariel Chaim is in the 101st?
Airborne all the way! Every day!
The trench watch is wonderful.
The John Gutmann “Yes, Columbus did discover America” photo reminds me of the labels on Dr. Bronner’s castile soaps.
I like the combination of the Jaguar and the house behind it. It seems to tell a story.
That Jaguar looks quite a lot like the Morgan roadsters. The original version (plus-4) came out about that time. The big difference is that it’s STILL in production. And yes, it still looks just like that. Bonnet strap (leather belt over the hood, to hold it down) optional.
I love that Jaguar and the Elgin trench watch, especially the Art Deco numerals.
Elke was attractive and Ariel Chaim has good taste with the 101st Airborne.
Have a wonderful weekend!