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The Monday Morning Memo

Lanzoni’s painting
of a woman playing a mandolin
is a much more typical treatment of the subject.
This painting preceded Picasso’s Woman with a Mandolin
by about 20 years.

Evidently,
women playing mandolins
were really hot back then.

I know I’m a dog and all,
but I’m just not seeing the hotness.
– Indy

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