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“In the images--of old ladies gossiping, locked up in nursing homes
clutching Teddy Bears, ladies playing sexual games in bars and dance
halls, brooding in luxuriously furnished boudoirs--what comes across is
the emptiness, and dreariness of these lives played out against the
promises of youth, beauty, and middle class materialism.”
Robert Ewing - Critic and reviewer for Artweek Magazine,
1982
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