This Saturday Evita: Up Close and Personal opens at the Bowers.
Normally I would be sure to miss something like this but I am going to Argentina early next year so I might have to take a look. Get a historical perspective kinda thing.
(image, Juan Carlos Pallarols, Replica of Death Mask of Eva Peron, 1952.)
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