The Bra Shop
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| - | [[John Currin]]'s 1997 painting ''[[The Bra Shop]]'' is [[IoEA]]##34. | + | ''[[The Bra Shop]]'' is a [[1997]] painting by American artist [[John Currin]]. |
| - | The painting depicts two women with surreally huge breasts. One woman takes the measurements of the other woman's circumference. | + | The painting depicts two women with surreally huge [[breast]]s. One woman takes the measurements of the other woman's chest circumference. |
| A copy of it hung in the Paris appartment of [[Marc Jacobs]].[http://www.wmagazine.com/artdesign/2007/11/marc_jacobs_s?slide=7] | A copy of it hung in the Paris appartment of [[Marc Jacobs]].[http://www.wmagazine.com/artdesign/2007/11/marc_jacobs_s?slide=7] | ||
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The Bra Shop is a 1997 painting by American artist John Currin.
The painting depicts two women with surreally huge breasts. One woman takes the measurements of the other woman's chest circumference.
A copy of it hung in the Paris appartment of Marc Jacobs.[1]
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