1957 Print Liver Cock's Comb Abstract Expressionism Surrealism Rooster Love XAH3 XGOC9 The second print shows plowing

The second print shows plowing of a mountain rice field with water buffaloes

of which he was also affiliated

perfect for the Mediterranean weather

Bromley Company of 41 West 25th Street

This is an original 1926 black and white print ad for Woodbury's Facial Soap

1957 Print Liver Cock's Comb Abstract Expressionism Surrealism Rooster Love XAH3 XGOC9 The second print shows plowingThis is an original 1957 color print of an abstract representation of figures wearing cock's comb. In Medieval writings, the organ that was the center of love was the liver and a cock's comb is the fleshy crest of the head of gallinaceous birds (roosters, turkeys). His interpretation is that the painting can be about physical lust as a representation of passion or that being alive is a form of vanity. Arshile Gorky was Armenian but moved to America at