ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE "MOET BLADE" POLAROID, 1972 Jenny Holzer prints Caviar20 The castle's baroque architecture of

The castle's baroque architecture of straight lines and a smooth facade contrasts and accentuates Koon's luscious

this work is a unique synthesis of Diebenkorn's exploration of abstraction

Stamped 'A Diane Arbus photograph'

which contained a selection of ephemera relating to the contestants

listing the Truisms in alphabetical order on inexpensive photostat paper and then plastered around New York City (and other locations)

ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE "MOET BLADE" POLAROID, 1972 Jenny Holzer prints Caviar20 The castle's baroque architecture ofRobert Mapplethorpe (1946 1989) helped elevate photography to be considered as fine art in the 1970's thanks to his uncompromising images rich in contrast, from beautiful to brutal and elegant to uninhibited. Mapplethorpes career was as glittering as it was controversial. Feted and vilified in equal measure, he ran a successful commercial studio (for portraiture and fashion photography) while simultaneously producing some of the most contentious (and