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CONTRIBUTIONS TO ART

"COLLABORATIONS"

Cadavre Exquis - 1997

Acrylic on canvas

Painting made by Leonora Carrington with collaboration of

Pablo Weisz-Carrington

The Kicking Dog -

Ink on paper

Drawing made byPablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

Exquisite Corpse - April 2001

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Willem den Broeder, Zazie and Xtian

4 x 4 inches

Yes This Is Me, Who Left The Egg, Or Not -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Willem den Broeder

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Willem den Broeder

Melusine painted for Zazie

by Pablo Weisz-Carrington - 2000

Birds Talk To Swilter -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

Little House -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

Yellow Dog -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

Slaughterhouse -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

Nocturnal Fish -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

Pajaroo -

Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of

Richard Dotson

"WHY: ART ABOUT THE ATTACK ON THE WORLD TRADE CENTER & PENTAGON"

The September Blood Tear - October 2001

Acrylic on canvas

16 x 20 inches

"ANTI-VIOLENCE ART PROJECT"

La Bella / La Bestia -

Ink on paper

Photographs shown on this page have been reproduced by expressed permission of Mr. Weisz-Carrington

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	PABLO WEISZ-CARRINGTON \| home INTRODUCTION \| BIOGRAPHY \| GALLERY I - PAINTINGS \| GALLERY II -WATERCOLORS \| GALLERY III - DRAWINGS \| THE DREAM ROOM \| CONTRIBUTIONS TO ART \| SCULPTURES \| EXHIBITIONS \| BOOKS \| ART FOR SALE \| NEWS \| FORGERIES ATTRIBUTED TO LEONORA CARRINGTON \| LINKS \| CONTACT US CONTRIBUTIONS TO ART "COLLABORATIONS" Cadavre Exquis - 1997 Acrylic on canvas Painting made by Leonora Carrington with collaboration of Pablo Weisz-Carrington The Kicking Dog - Ink on paper Drawing made byPablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson Exquisite Corpse - April 2001 Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Willem den Broeder, Zazie and Xtian 4 x 4 inches Yes This Is Me, Who Left The Egg, Or Not - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Willem den Broeder Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Willem den Broeder Melusine painted for Zazie by Pablo Weisz-Carrington - 2000 Birds Talk To Swilter - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson Little House - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson Yellow Dog - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson Slaughterhouse - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson Nocturnal Fish - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson Pajaroo - Pablo Weisz-Carrington with collaboration of Richard Dotson "WHY: ART ABOUT THE ATTACK ON THE WORLD TRADE CENTER & PENTAGON" The September Blood Tear - October 2001 Acrylic on canvas 16 x 20 inches "ANTI-VIOLENCE ART PROJECT" La Bella / La Bestia - Ink on paper Photographs shown on this page have been reproduced by expressed permission of Mr. Weisz-Carrington © Copyright 2002 - 2003 - 2004- 2005- 2006 "Pablo Weisz-Carrington:L'Enfant Terrible", all rights reserved. © Copyright 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004- 2005- 2006 De Gyves Productions, logo and all rights reserved. WARNING DeGyves Productions copy rights. Federal copyright prohibits unauthorized reproduction by any means and imposes fines up to $25,000.00 USD for violation. This material may not be duplicated for any profit-driven enterprise. Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form, or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise), without the prior written permission of both the copyright owner and the above publisher of this publication. Any other usage violates U.S. copyright law Title 17 of the United States Code.