3 black and white images of Bufano: the first one is with Finnish socialite, reporter, and photojournalist Tabe Slioor.

“In truth he [Bufano] belongs neither to the past nor the present. His spirit is of the future, the spirit of a world yet to come, the world of brotherhood, of peace, harmony, beauty. He has eyes in his hands, as one will see now and then in his sculpture.” – Henry Miller, author

Photos from left to right:
– On the last photos taken of Bufano. Finnish socialite, reporter, and photojournalist Tabe Slioor can be seen standing on his left side
– The last photograph ever taken of Bufano; early August, 1970. Photo courtesy of San Francisco Examiner
– Bufano with the Key to the City of San Francisco. Photo courtesy of San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library.

 

A mosaic piece forming the head of a woman. She is glancing to the side, her face composed of various shades of green. In the forefront are white flowers with gray rays flowing from the left to the right.

Head of a Woman, mosaic, c. 1950. Museo Italo Americano Permanent Collection

Pencil drawing of a girl in profile view. Long, curly hair.

Untitled (Laura), pencil on vellum. Museo Italo Americano Permanent Collection

A drawing in profile view of a woman’s head. Her face and hair are black and white, composed of lines. She is wearing a black shirt with white dots. The background fades from light green to dark green to pink.

Laura, litho pulled by hand at Bank Street Atelier, New York, NY, 1970. Museo Italo Americano Permanent Collection

Wood relief of young girl in profile view. Long, carved hair with bangs.

Tablet of Tabe, wood relief. Museo Italo Americano Permanent Collection

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