Elisha put him mouth on pican mouth, he blow, he blow… by Letterio Calapai

Black and white woodcut of two men pressed face to face, one hand raised to the other's head, with palm fronds and shutters b

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A black and white woodcut print shows two figures pressed face to face in an intimate pose, one with a hand raised to the other's head. Dense white gouge marks model the textured hair, shirt folds and foliage behind a window with slatted shutters. The work is titled "Elisha put him mouth on pican mouth, he blow, he blow, he blow again" by Letterio Calapai and dates to 1946.

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