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"Barbarians"
Max Ernst, 1937.
Barbarians, according to Ernst, represent a combination of under-living and over-living. What they do not have, do not know and hate in advance is the average life on earth, humanity in its humility, its relativity and nobility. They are the children of Hell and Paradise, a monstrous mixture of both.
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"Self-portrait with a damaged eye"
Francis Bacon, 1972.
There was an occasion in the artist's life when he nearly lost an eye. One of his lovers, Peter Lacey, gave him a severe beating. However, he had broken up with Lacey long before he painted Self-Portrait with a Damaged Eye. So what did the author want to tell us with his work? To retell a biographical episode from 15 years ago?
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"Memento Mori" is a two-faced ring from the seventeenth century.
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A psychedelic rug created by Faig Ahmed, an artist from Azerbaijan.
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Dancing Angel, or when you let all the demons out)
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Walter Potter is an English taxidermist known for his taxidermy compositions with anthropomorphic animals imitating human life.
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"Cold"
Remedios Varo, 1948.
A painting of an interesting surrealist artist who had to flee France for Mexico to save her talent and her art from Nazi persecution. Despite being close to such creative geniuses of surrealism as Max Ernst, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo Remedios Varo was able to develop her own, unique style, which is difficult to confuse with any of her contemporaries.
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Absorbing, being Absorbed
Performance by Dai Guangyu 1999
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"Death Comes for the Elderly Lady"
Series by American photographer Duane Michals, 1969
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Jewelry of the day: finger ring by artist Nadja Buttendorf
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Mood: light nude)
Spaniards Anton and Aiguabella create layered panels in a calm pastel palette.
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"Bubonic Plague"
Richard Tennant Cooper, c. 1912 г.
The painting depicts a giant hand symbolizing the deadly disease that roams the dark streets of London at night and preys on all living things. People, pets and rats try to hide or escape, but in vain. Death is close at hand and knows no mercy.
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"A water troll that feeds only on young girls"
Theodor Kittelsen, 1880s.
Kittelsen's drawings of trolls are famous throughout the world. He knew Norwegian trolls better than anyone and spent his life drawing them.
Kittelsen's daughter, Igrid, wrote in her childhood memoirs: "We never saw trolls up close in the forest, but we knew very well that they were hiding nearby and waiting for us".
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A monument to a rabbit eating a man has appeared in the Czech Republic.
It reminds of Francisco De Goya's painting "Saturn devouring his son"
Adam Trbušek.
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"You gotta hit her right in the heart!.."
Drawing of a scene from the movie "Pulp Fiction"
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"Self-Portrait with Death Playing the Violin"
Arnold Boecklin, 1872.
According to the story, Böcklin painted the figure of death playing a violin after a friend asked the artist what he was listening to during a séance. This painting became very popular, and many masters, such as Hans Thoma and Lovis Corinth, created similar self-portraits with the figure of death.
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Monstruos Diabolicos - Monster Stickers late 80's
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"Solace (Death)"
Pyotr Stakhevich, 1883-1885.
Stakhevich also gave the painting a second title, "Death," leaving no doubt as to what kind of figure is depicted in the center of this enigmatic composition. These two titles make it clear that death, who covers the empty bed with a white shroud, is shown here as a friend who comes to put an end to human anxiety.
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