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43-Year-Old Burlesque Drawings of Mae West Unveiled by Artist Raoul Middleman
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January 28, 2012
In a six-decade career, MICA art professor Raoul Middleman has become internationally known for his oil painting.
But at the C. Grimaldis Gallery in Baltimore, Middleman has unearthed a 1969 suite of Mae West drawings that has never been seen in public. The Mae West Suite: Graphic Work by Raoul Middleman features Middleman's prints and drawings, including some color monographs.
Middleman gives Tom Hall a tour of the exhibit at C. Grimaldis Gallery.
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