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BODIES, BODIES, BODIES
June 16, 2025
|The New Yorker
The British artist Jenny Saville has dedicated her career to painting human flesh.
Saville, in Oxford. Unlike a portraitist, she focusses on the human head and face and body, rather than on an individual.
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