ECHOING the long history of heroic portraits of presidents, generals, patriarchs, or just a beloved family member at Sears, Lorenzo Triburgo’s “Transportraits” present their subjects slightly elevated, gazing confidently outward over the world. But behind the poses are deeper complexities. Despite their muscular arms, beards, flannel shirts, and otherwise masculine traits, these subjects were all born fe…
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