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Richard Jones, ''A Pride of Monsters'' by James H. Schmitz, 1970
Poetics of Abandoned - Susanna Iivanainen , 2023.
Finnish , b. 1973 -
Colour ink and marker on canvas, 80 x 60 cm.
'Mid Autumn'. Tsunenobu Namiki.
Jean Mallard (French, 1997) - Retour à Ithaque (Return to Ithaca) (2025)
Duan Zhengqu - Carp in The Yellow River No. 3 (oil painting on canvas), 2000
Concord St, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Martin Krammer.
Stairway and Tree (1946) Gertrude Abercrombie, oil on board, 22.9 x 29.2 cm
Caberet du L’Enfer, satanic themed cabaret founded by Antonin Alexander in 1892 near Montmartre, Paris, demolished in 1950.
Mark Thomas Gibson (American, 1980), So Slips the Knot, 2016. Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 40 in.
Ethel Greene, “The World’s Greatest Parking Lot,” oil on canvas, 1969
Kathleen Eaton (is a Chicago area artist)
裏窓 (1964年07月)
The intestines of the furnace by Stéphane Gaudry, 2012
Marianowi Henelowi sławę przyniosło trzynaście wielkoformatowych gobelinów powstałych techniką wiązaną, głównie o tematyce erotycznej i magicznej, na których nagie postaci kobiet i samego Henela pojawiają się w otoczeniu owadów, ptaków i zwierząt o znaczeniu symbolicznym: sowy, orła, węża, ropuchy, nietoperza, kota.
Renown came to Marian Henel with his thirteen large-scale tapestries, created in hand-tied technique, mainly with erotic and magical underpinning. In these works, naked figures of women and Henel himself appear amongst insects, birds and animals that bear symbolic meanings: owl, eagle, snake, toad, bat, cat.
(źródło: outsiders.artmuseum.pl, album The Host in a bottle/ Polish artists)
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