RELATED STORY: When Jim Nutt Met Gladys Nilsson »
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Nilsson and Nutt, in her studio on the third floor of their Wilmette house, with stored works by the couple and other artists in the background. Do the figures in Nilsson’s painting in progress look familiar?
Photograph: Anna Knott -
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Nilsson and Nutt on their wedding day, in 1961.
Photograph: Courtesy of Gladys Nilsson and Jim Nutt -
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James Falconer, circa 1966.
Photograph: Jim Nutt -
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Art Green and Nilsson in 1966, in Nutt and Nilsson’s Chicago apartment.
Photograph: Jim Nutt -
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The Hairy Who, minus Falconer, at the group’s 1967 show at the Hyde Park Art Center: Karl Wirsum, Green, Nilsson, Suellen Rocca, and Nutt.
Photograph: Chicago Daily News photo. Courtesy of Gladys Nilsson and Jim Nutt -
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A look back at Nilsson’s work: Big Birthday Gladys, 2010
Photograph: Jim Nutt -
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A look back at Nilsson’s work: Into Evening, 2009
Photograph: Courtesy of Jean Albano Gallery -
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A look back at Nilsson’s work: Meating the Dogites, 1969
Photograph: Jim Nutt -
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A look back at Nilsson’s work: Big Highway, 1964
Photograph: Jim Nutt -
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A look back at Nutt’s work: Don’t Touch Her, 1969
Photograph: Courtesy the artist -
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A look back at Nutt’s work: Drawing for M., 1987
Photograph: Courtesy the artist. © Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago. Photographer, Nathan Keay -
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A look back at Nutt’s work: A page from the 1967 Hairy Who catalog -
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A look back at Nutt’s work: Trim, 2010
Photograph: Hall Collection. Courtesy David Nolan Gallery, New York -
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Nilsson and Nutt in their Lake View apartment in the 1960s
Photograph: James Falconer