Mask of Antinoos

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By: Andrew Caldwell
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Andrew Caldwell {Karma:18307}
Project	#16 Poetry in Pictures	Camera Model	Olympus C-4040
Categories	Others Portrait	Film Format
Portfolio	Diary / Candids Portraiture Mythology	Lens	Attached to camera
Uploaded	7/8/2004	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Views	449	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	6.17 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Seattle State - WASHINGTON Country - United States
About	In the year 2000, a friend of mine wrote a play about Antinoos, lover of the Emperor Hadrian, and bought a statue of him, which I photographed one night at his apartment. This friend took his own life last fall, and I was reminded of him when I came across this photo while organizing my archives...

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deniz kaan copur {K:12726} 7/22/2004

excellent.

Regina Rianelli {K:24147} 7/9/2004

Beautiful statue and such a sad story, Andrew...

Very loving memory of your Friend and nice thought to dedicate to him such fine portrait!

kind regards,
Regina

Rui Palha {K:13624} 7/8/2004

Excellent.

Carol Cefalu

{K:8388} 7/8/2004

Wow...how sad... what a beautiful dedication and rememberance to your friend.

Carol

Robert Patrick {K:8337} 7/8/2004

A photograph of a sculpture framed like a painting. It reminds me of certain decorating fads of the 1930's and 1940's. I'm afraid I get no specific emotion or significance from it, just the sophisticated eye-candy of the feeling that the frames are simultaneously expanding out and contracting in.

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