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Eva Berendes
(Background) Untitled (Silk hangings), 2009
(Foreground) Untitled (Counter), 2009
Courtesy of the artist & Jacky Strenz Galerie, Frankfurt/Main
Installation photo Witte de With 2011: Bob Goedewaagen
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Our peaches begin to bloom; others probably earlier. Domestic plums open; some maybe yesterday.
Missouri currant open yesterday or day before. One apple on a roof open. The beech blossom in
house opens; say to-morrow in woods, and probably will leaf generally by the next day. Second
gooseberry in garden open. White ash begins to leaf; and waxwork. Clethra leafs. High blueberry
open by Hubbard’s Bath. Black scrub oak leafs, and chinquapin. Red choke-berry leafed, say two
days later than black.
May 14, 1855
Thursday, May 5, 2011
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