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Page 19, George Segal/Fred McDarrah: "Jill really hates to have plaster put on her..." and "Dear Les. When you called me the other day with the news about Jill Johnston..." Photos of Helen and of George Segal

Date

1970

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Artist: Les Levine, Irish born 1935

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Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Reese Palley and Marilyn Arnold Palley, M21783

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© Les Levine / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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Page 19, George Segal/Fred McDarrah: "Jill really hates to have plaster put on her..." and "Dear Les. When you called me the other day with the news about Jill Johnston..." Photos of Helen and of George Segal

People

Artist: Les Levine, Irish born 1935

Date

1970

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Gift of Reese Palley and Marilyn Arnold Palley, M21783

Copyright

© Les Levine / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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The image shows a page from a magazine or newspaper, featuring an article with a photo of a man and woman in the center. The article is written in a mix of red and black text, with the title "GEORGE SEGAL" at the top left and "FRED MCDARRAH" at the top right.

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The image is a page from a magazine or newspaper, featuring an article with the title "GEORGE SEGAL" and "FRED MCDARRAH" at the top. The article is written in a column format, with the text arranged in a vertical layout.

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  • Title: The title of the article is prominently displayed at the top of the page, with "GEORGE SEGAL" on the left and "FRED MCDARRAH" on the right.
  • Column Format: The article is written in a column format, with the text arranged in a vertical layout.
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GEORGE SEGAL FRED MCDARRAH Jill really hates to have plaster put on her. The last time. she posed, she was straddling a mattress on the floor, encased in white armor from neck to vagina, belling schoolgirlishly Mainst the You Must Sit Still Dearie-It's Good For Your Soul injunction. She had had only a few drinks, eyes shut, head back. pinned hair straggling, sustained potes, sentimental Scoteh and English songs, gray wall. I thought she looked like a paralytic, drunken Dame Edith in a BBC TV studio causing a scandal upright decent thing, like making a whole issue on Jill. That's really sumthing. I know how you must have felt calling me about her and then having to call her other friends (and enemies) and the others like David and Merce and Jasper and Robert. and Polly and even Diane. We all know now after this it's gonna be hard to put her down anymore and now that it's finally come to this I guess we all feel a little rotten inside. I ask you Les did you really treat her right. Gives you second thoughts doesn't it pal. We all could have had more respect for her and The first time she posed was at The Dinner Table, years back. The figure of Kaprow was already there and she'd been feuding with him. She absolutely refused to sit next to him, sat maybe praised her more at that damned panel when everybody was pickin on her. (And what did you say about her in Philadelphia Les). And all those strangers chopping up her beautiful words. Well, now they're sorry. And that damn Ray all the time with his evil mysterious correspondence and never even a return address. I'll opposite, and resolutely averted ber face from the cross legged plaster man. When Jill comes to our house to visit, she is regarded as a patural force that erupts and ebbs, to be feared, coaxed, contained, jousted with, enjoyed, never ignored. Normal human passions, like disappointment in love, trigger in her a response of electrical intensity. with words anjdeas tumbling in a torrent of notecards, spiral bound notebooks, poetic harangue. Al the books and ideas she ever read that have to do with wondering Helea and George Segal about yourself and the world she takes personally. So personally that, in a time of electric excitement, she worked out a bet he's sorry too. I guess we're all thinking back now and recalling fondly the first time we met Jill and cherishing all those beautiful thoughts. I know damn well I am. I mean how else should a guy feel at a time like this. I just don't have any more dirty thoughts about Jill. (ITl bet that lousy Willoughby does though, and you know how he is Les. I still don't know why he took off his pants at the panel). CERAMICS CLASSESIlike to remember Jill from the good old days. Remember in 63 at Jusdon when she did her weird thing with Sally and George and Red and that nutty REGISTERING NOW Beginners/Advanced Day/Evaning Once Wask/Pan Rme/Full Time POTTERY WORKSHOP Open 1 p woRKSHOP MEMBERSHIP trm 11 perm 1 FREE LESSON complex family tree proving Einstein, Freud and Brown related to her, with Appolonaire as her real father. Absolutely sensible when disembodied ideas and spirit are moving and palpable, and your body doesn't wanl to do what you tell it to and sometimes you hate it green dinosaur on the ladder and the whole place from end to end tied up in longshoremans rope. Wow! That sure was an evening. for BEGINNERS And remember the time in 64 when Andy gave that quiet little party and Jill showed up stoned and climbed up the wall in her black velvet maxi-dress and just COOPER SQUARE ART CENTER 7 ST NR rd AVE WASHINGTON SO, ART CENTBR wa ST HR, AVE ALL SUBWAYS FORNeo AM PM CALL 477-1635 Spirit and cosmos involves ego and her last visit here had something to do with that Arrival: 9 pm. Slid into Old Testament talk: Lot and Abraham, human sacrifice, Kierkegarde, Fear and Tumbling images, einema, stream of conseiousness, Dionysus, Manichaean light and dark.. Helen got sleepy went to bed. 1:30 am Jill and I screaming at each other about the sculpture I made of her and Polly. She eonsidered the work a three way colaboration and if she suggested achange in gesture and relationship. I should do it. Me roaring that relationships are one thing, when I was putting those pieces together. I was alone and had to do it my own way, she she wrote her column, she could srite whateyer she damn well anted Helen came stumbling out and ordered eservbody to eep Then it dawned on me that all this talk about the Disintegration of Jill Johnston, As A Critie is realls about the transformation of Jill Johnston into an artist Watercolor like a monkey hung upside down on the ceiling water pipe all covered with aluminum foil. & Acrylic Classes beginners & intermediates tought by professlonal artist In Village shudlo saturday classes Poor Andy and Claes and Roy and Tom and James just stood below staring and looking aghast that she should fall and bust her moreings 9:3042:30 er afternoons 130-4:30 $50 fer 4 month course starts: FEB. 14th 430 nutty head. I guess at a time like this Les a guy kind of remembers all the good things. But how can I extract those KARL KURTH 313 Ave o Americes certain memories of Jill and say that that was the real Jill. 1 could go on and on but you Dear Les. When you called me the other day with the news about Jill Johnson I can't tell know what the others will say. And I don't want to get into that because this is a time for you how surprised I was. You said this was it and that you were devoting a whole issue of Culture Hero to her. You can be sure that I felt very proud ofwith a certain pride. Yes dammit you Les for doing such a swellhere should be poetry and thing like that. What really getsmusic and dancing as each word me is how people are always. puttin you down because you're on the TV tube or you get your ump in your throat Les to think reverence that we put aside and a time when we can all be filled goes down here, for isn't that the real Jill. And doesn't it put a name in the papers and the magazines afe always running a picture or you're in some bigfor you. Kind of gives a guy museum shw and always with the same plastic stuff too, And doesn't it Yours truly, Fred W now here you are doing such anMeDarran. that when vour turn comes that maybe we'll do the same thing something to look forward to,
GEORGE
SEGAL
FRED
MCDARRAH
Jill
really
hates
to
have
plaster
put
on
her.
The
last
time.
she
posed,
was
straddling
a
mattress
the
floor,
encased
in
white
armor
from
neck
vagina,
belling
schoolgirlishly
Mainst
You
Must
Sit
Still
Dearie-It's
Good
For
Your
Soul
injunction.
She
had
only
few
drinks,
eyes
shut,
head
back.
pinned
hair
straggling,
sustained
potes,
sentimental
Scoteh
and
English
songs,
gray
wall.
I
thought
looked
like
paralytic,
drunken
Dame
Edith
BBC
TV
studio
causing
scandal
upright
decent
thing,
making
whole
issue
Jill.
That's
sumthing.
know
how
you
must
felt
calling
me
about
her
then
having
call
other
friends
(and
enemies)
others
David
Merce
Jasper
Robert.
Polly
even
Diane.
We
all
now
after
this
it's
gonna
be
hard
down
anymore
that
finally
come
guess
we
feel
little
rotten
inside.
ask
Les
did
treat
right.
Gives
second
thoughts
doesn't
it
pal.
could
more
respect
for
first
time
posed
at
Dinner
Table,
years
figure
of
Kaprow
already
there
she'd
been
feuding
with
him.
absolutely
refused
sit
next
him,
sat
maybe
praised
damned
panel
when
everybody
pickin
(And
what
say
Philadelphia
Les).
And
those
strangers
chopping
up
beautiful
words.
Well,
they're
sorry.
damn
Ray
his
evil
mysterious
correspondence
never
return
address.
I'll
opposite,
resolutely
averted
ber
face
cross
legged
man.
When
comes
our
house
visit,
is
regarded
as
patural
force
erupts
ebbs,
feared,
coaxed,
contained,
jousted
with,
enjoyed,
ignored.
Normal
human
passions,
disappointment
love,
trigger
response
electrical
intensity.
words
anjdeas
tumbling
torrent
notecards,
spiral
bound
notebooks,
poetic
harangue.
Al
books
ideas
ever
read
do
wondering
Helea
George
Segal
yourself
world
takes
personally.
So
personally
that,
electric
excitement,
worked
out
bet
he's
sorry
too.
we're
thinking
back
recalling
fondly
met
cherishing
thoughts.
well
am.
mean
else
should
guy
this.
just
don't
any
dirty
(ITl
lousy
Willoughby
does
though,
he
Les.
still
why
took
off
pants
panel).
CERAMICS
CLASSESIlike
remember
good
old
days.
Remember
63
Jusdon
weird
thing
Sally
Red
nutty
REGISTERING
NOW
Beginners/Advanced
Day/Evaning
Once
Wask/Pan
Rme/Full
Time
POTTERY
WORKSHOP
Open
1
p
woRKSHOP
MEMBERSHIP
trm
11
perm
FREE
LESSON
complex
family
tree
proving
Einstein,
Freud
Brown
related
her,
Appolonaire
real
father.
Absolutely
sensible
disembodied
spirit
are
moving
palpable,
your
body
wanl
tell
sometimes
hate
green
dinosaur
ladder
place
end
tied
longshoremans
rope.
Wow!
That
sure
an
evening.
BEGINNERS
64
Andy
gave
quiet
party
showed
stoned
climbed
wall
black
velvet
maxi-dress
COOPER
SQUARE
ART
CENTER
7
ST
NR
rd
AVE
WASHINGTON
SO,
CENTBR
wa
HR,
ALL
SUBWAYS
FORNeo
AM
PM
CALL
477-1635
Spirit
cosmos
involves
ego
visit
here
something
Arrival:
9
pm.
Slid
into
Old
Testament
talk:
Lot
Abraham,
sacrifice,
Kierkegarde,
Fear
Tumbling
images,
einema,
stream
conseiousness,
Dionysus,
Manichaean
light
dark..
Helen
got
sleepy
went
bed.
1:30
am
screaming
each
sculpture
made
Polly.
eonsidered
work
three
way
colaboration
if
suggested
achange
gesture
relationship.
it.
Me
roaring
relationships
one
putting
pieces
together.
alone
my
own
way,
wrote
column,
srite
whateyer
anted
came
stumbling
ordered
eservbody
eep
Then
dawned
talk
Disintegration
Johnston,
As
A
Critie
realls
transformation
Johnston
artist
Watercolor
monkey
hung
upside
ceiling
water
pipe
covered
aluminum
foil.
&
Acrylic
Classes
beginners
intermediates
tought
by
professlonal
In
Village
shudlo
saturday
classes
Poor
Claes
Roy
Tom
James
stood
below
staring
looking
aghast
fall
bust
moreings
9:3042:30
er
afternoons
130-4:30
$50
fer
4
month
course
starts:
FEB.
14th
430
head.
kind
remembers
things.
But
can
extract
KARL
KURTH
313
Ave
o
Americes
certain
memories
go
but
Dear
called
day
news
Johnson
can't
will
say.
want
get
because
surprised
was.
said
were
devoting