Carolee Schneemann served as a live version of this work in Site, a performance at the Judson Dance Theater in which Robert Morris wore a mask shaped like his own face and walked back and forth with 4' by 8' sheets of plywood in order to both reveal and hide the scene.
Carolee Schneemann served as a live version of this work in Site, a performance at the Judson Dance Theater in which Robert Morris wore a mask shaped like his own face and walked back and forth with 4' by 8' sheets of plywood in order to both reveal and hide the scene. The Pompidou Center houses a diorama version of this painting that includes a reverse-color copy, a work by Larry Rivers entitled I Like [this work] in Black Face. A more famous work based on this painting features a chandelier hanging between red and blue curtains, a red table laden with a vase and various fruits, and a small black dog. That work also shows an upside-down (*) top hat next to a man with a cane who looks toward the central scene of this painting, and was painted by Cezanne. The original version shows a black cat to the right of a black servant bringing a bouquet of flowers to a nude woman with a pink flower in her hair. For 10 points, name this painting by Edouard Manet of a prostitute reclining on her bed.
Carolee Schneemann served as a live version of this work in Site, a performance at the Judson Dance Theater in which Robert Morris wore a mask shaped like his own face and walked back and forth with 4' by 8' sheets of plywood in order to both reveal and hide the scene.
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