I am curious about her album art, as well, specifically on "Buffalo Springfield Again." Did Ms. Babitz do all the artwork, including the landscape painting, which is the base for the more "trippy," affixed material? That resembles the style, at least, of older artists, like the French Fountainbleu painters (Corot, T. H. Rousseau, et al). The oceanside setting, however, puts me immediately in mind of "Voyage to Cythera," by the older master, Watteau. Can anyone contribute any information, about this?
I am curious about her album art, as well, specifically on "Buffalo Springfield Again." Did Ms. Babitz do all the artwork, including the landscape painting, which is the base for the more "trippy," affixed material? That resembles the style, at least, of older artists, like the French Fountainbleu painters (Corot, T. H. Rousseau, et al). The oceanside setting, however, puts me immediately in mind of "Voyage to Cythera," by the older master, Watteau. Can anyone contribute any information, about this?