" The Portrait of the girl looking at portrait Nabokoff, tilted on an opposite wall "

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Image Title: " The Portrait of the girl looking at portrait Nabokoff, tilted on an opposite wall "

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By: Andrew Polushkin
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Andrew Polushkin {Karma:311}
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Categories		Film Format
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Uploaded	9/22/2002	Film / Memory Type
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Views	1295	Shutter
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Critiques	7	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	The version for those who to art adds morals. The morals is given birth by concrete time. She(it) is false. Art outside of time, outside of morals!

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deniz kaan copur {K:12726} 12/14/2004

wonderful.

ana ribeiro {K:21290} 11/10/2003

lolita......lol

sept sea {K:2569} 4/30/2003

Great! critical!!!

zosia zija {K:11106} 4/25/2003

perfect.

Andrew Polushkin {K:311} 11/25/2002

Altaf Shaikh: There was such fight :)

http://www.photocritique.net/g/s?zziF8c-p25183027

al shaikh

{K:15790} 11/24/2002

Wonderful Andrew. A very interesting way to make a statement about these laws. Did you upload it this way due ot the Usefilm rules, which are goverened by the decency laws or was it your original intention to create the image with the text in front of it.

Throwing this image in with the garbage that's on the net is really tragic. Please tell us a bit more about the image.

Marc Gougenheim {K:5398} 11/24/2002

BRAVO !! This image is one of the strongest in your portfolio, I think. Of course, you have left out here much of the fantasy I loved so much in other works, but this image is a totally different approach all together. I can't imagine a more powerful expression on the girl's face. Even her pose and hands are outstandingly right for the purpose. I love the concept and also the message you are trying to convey here. Finally, what a great idea to have the words crossing the image the way they do here... This is awfully beautiful and bloody touching ! My hats off to you once again...

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