photo by peter estersohn for elle decor march 2009
Ed Ruscha
Nine Swimming Pools, 1968-1997 Color coupler print
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11 comments:
Wow. Love that dining room and the photos are fantastic... beautiful colors.
I agree, oh so good.
Cool. And, I love those chairs.
Love the Robsjohn-gibbings dining room. The pools look pretty inviting with all of this heat, too.
This grouping is very cool, at a distance it looks abstract!
Yes but, now we get to swim in salt water pools!
Be well. Live well.
Love the pool pics! Great to see!
Marco? Polo?......
L
I can smell that wall.
Interesting hanging pool photos as an art grouping.
Do like those chairs!
I love the prints and the whole room so, so much!
I feel like I saw a similar arrangement of pool shots in another magazine really close to the time I saw this one - it was deja-Ruscha!
There's an exhibit at the High Museum (Atlanta) right now of Richard Misrach's work. If you like Ruscha I think you'll love Misrach - they are really fantastic and right up your alley with the whole beach theme.
Here is info about the exhibit:
http://www.high.org/main.taf?p=3,1,1,14,1
becky
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