Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a handwritten note on a yellowed piece of paper. At the top right corner, there's a date written as "8/2/78." Below the date, there's a simple line drawing that appears to represent an interior room corner with what looks like a window on the left and a small table or platform with two objects on the right side; possibly a depiction of a still life arrangement. The main body of text beneath the drawing includes the following: "All previous concepts about the meaning & painting have been liquidated. Not its aesthetic or its sensual social value, but the content of its communication. A modern still life is completely free from reference to subject matter." The handwriting is in cursive with some words underlined, suggesting emphasis. The note might be discussing an art concept, particularly the evolution of still life painting in a modern context, emphasizing communication over traditional aesthetics or subject matter.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document with some sketches or diagrams. The text discusses the meaning of painting and how it has been diminished, noting that it is not its essential social value but rather the content of its communication that is important. The image also mentions that a "modern still life" is "courtleated, free from extraneous to respect interest."