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    Department of Shit That Makes Me Happy

    Oh. My. God. The happies, they are upon me.

    Anne Lemanski‘s A Century of Hair, 1900-1990. I like it. I like it a lot.

    That is all.

    That is plenty.

    Century group
    A Century of Hair, 1900–1960 by Anne Lemanski
    Mixed media on wood stands
    "This is a ten piece series created over a period of two years (2005-07). Each piece signifies an iconic hairstyle for each decade of the 20th century. The material and content of each piece is relevant to women of the specific time period being represented. They are shown as a whole."
    Picture 1
    1900: American Queen Coal Cook by Anne Lemanski, 2005
    Copper rod, tooled copper, artificial sinew
    Picture 1a
    1910: Mother's Little Helper by Anne Lemanski, 2005
    Copper rod, embroidery on silk, Queen Anne's lace, artificial sinew
    Picture 2
    1920: What Every Woman Wants by Anne Lemanski, 2005
    Copper rod, cyanotype on linen, linen thread
    Picture 3
    1930: Stone Soup by Anne Lemanski, 2006
    Copper rod, vintage linoleum, artificial sinew
    Picture 5
    1950: Just Add Water by Anne Lemanski, 2006
    Painted copper rod, acetate, cast plastic shoes, thread
    Picture 4
    1940: For the Boys by Anne Lemanski, 2006
    Copper rod, WWII ration stamps, vintage pinups, artificial sinew
    Picture 7
    1970: Tonight's Delight by Anne Lemanski, 2006
    Painted copper rod, fabric, vintage iron-on transfer, vinyl, thread
    Picture 6
    1960: Occupation: Housewife by Anne Lemanski, 2007
    Painted copper rod, vintage fabric, thread
    Picture 8
    1980:The Professional Woman by Anne Lemanski, 2007
    Copper rod, neckties, thread
    Picture 9
    1990: Self-Portrait by Anne Lemanski, 2007
    Copper rod, ink on rawhide, artificial sinew
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