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This wild-eyed fellow dominated a room full of antique dolls in a small museum in Vermont. Mesmerizing ... and a bit unsettling to linger in his mischievous gaze. (Really, just try to avert your eyes.) Some inanimate objects possess a strange, spiky energy. Somehow, this clown projects something demonic, a dark invitation. But there's something comical there, too. I couldn't resist him. He's got soul. He's got
duende.
For more about
duende, visit this previous post:
Duende: Words Both Winged and Quilled.For more about clowns, visit photographer Stu Jenks' blog entry:
The Bozos: Bozo Below Uncompahgre Peak . (Scroll down for more Bozo-themed posts.)
At last I'm back, escaped from computer limbo!