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UCLA&#039;s Hammer Museum&#039;s newest exhibition, &quot;Tea and Morphine: Women in Paris, 1880 to 1914,&quot; comprises of about 100 works that explore Parisian female archetypes, including Eugene Grasset’s “La morphinomane (The Morphine Addict).&quot;

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Hammer exhibition explores Parisian female archetypes

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A woman furrows her eyebrows and grits her teeth, bracing herself as she pulls up the hem of her skirt. She injects a syringe into her thigh, and on the table beside her sits the source of her pain and detrimental pleasure: morphine.

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Hammer exhibition explores Parisian female archetypes

By Jessica McQueen

Jan. 27, 2014 12:00 a.m.