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Sunday, December 11, 2022

Los Angeles Week, Day 7 - Bobco


For the last day of our week in LA, I found a 1970-ish postcard.  There were actually more than seven remaining artists worthy of inclusion, and the last spot came down to a choice between Bobco and David of California.  I went with Bobco, partly because I like Bob Carr's work and partly because I'm holding out some faint hope that someone will come forward with more of his work to share.

 

2 comments:

  1. Los Angeles landmarks of DownTown.
    Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, (in the middle)
    Thank You Dorothy for bringing high culture to LA !
    City Hall (to the right) 32 story art deco masterpiece.
    A hall that could use better governance instead of a council of scandals.
    Dept. of Water & Power Bldg. (to the left)
    Where the real power resides in more ways than one.
    What a great way to celebrate LA !
    The physique culture that opened quite a few closets and let in some fresh air.
    You boys from a certain time know what I'm talking about, when one is/was compelled to act "normal" for the sake of family, friends, co-workers and the public. When one goes to live in a closet, the one you try to make as comfortable as possible, only to gradually find to one's horror, that comfortable closet has become a stultifying tomb !
    (I put is/was in the comment because it's still suffocating many, it ain't right.)
    Jerry, Thank You for this wonderful series on LA's photo-physique culture.
    Bob Carr / Bobco, one of the rare ones. Rj inthe IE

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