L'Ercole Farnese pt. 3

Here is the latest installment in the Ercole Farnese series, thanks to A's eagle-eyed diligence.

Fall in Boston

Margiela (mostly) at Totoakelo

Dreaming

Tropic of Cancer

This was probably the most interesting thing to come across in school today--not to underestimate the legal realism (let's get on to legal formalism already!!!)---one of many obscenity cases that arose from the publication of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer (all the way to the SC!!!). Attorney General v. "The Tropic of Cancer"... a landmark case which was the Mass. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Tropic. Not so in Penn: Tropic "is a cesspool, an open sewer, a pit of putrefaction, a slimy gathering of all that is rotten in the debris of human depravity." So wrote a Penn justice. And I say, let's have more justice-critics!

I understand this topic is a bit out of fashion,but it is the most entertaining thing I encountered in the last three weeks (Long Live Legal Research!!!), other than the arms/prosti peddlers in District 9.

Ercole Farnese pt. 2

A second installation in the Ercole Farnese series (I guess with this post, they have become a series). Again on the 66 bus stop -- there is more interesting art on the 66 route than at the MFA!

L'Ercole Farnese

As seen on the 66 Bus Stop. Art History lesson via Wikipedia here.