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Max Ernst, The Weatherman, 1951
Wassily Kandinsky – Comets, 1938
Lin Tarczynski, Algorithm Fantasy, a GLP panel from 2015
I have been making abstract comic panels for Geranium Lake Properties for over 4 years, since 2013. Lately, I’ve been wondering if I should make a regular feature that re-blogs some of my favorite GLP panels from the past. Maybe post one every Monday here on Tumblr?
You can find a complete archive (more than 400 panels) of the series here: https://geraniumlakeproperties.blogspot.com/
This week, we’re looking at diagrams and table of all shapes and sizes.
LJS 434 is a Persian manuscript most likely written in 1507, featuring tables of ikhtiyārāt (elections) used in an astrological technique for determining auspicious times for carrying out various activities.
The circular shape is an interesting way of organizing information in a way that communicates that there is no correct column to start with reading. The flow of information is arranged into columns around a circle with no hierarchical structure other than the rows themselves.
To see the full digitized version of LJS 434, visit Openn: http://openn.library.upenn.edu/Data/0001/html/ljs434.html
Mark Rothko, No. 11/No. 20, 1949
Halme via Paul Klee
Size: 21x29.5 cm
Dick Allowatt - Misty Blue. Collage, 8″ × 10″
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CHRISTIAN HETZEL
Mark Rothko, 1958
Rising Star via Paul Klee
Size: 29.2x44.2 cm
William LaChance “tourist trophy” 2017
Michael Hofmann Colour Woodcut ‘Hund’ 1995.
(via eBay)
… selected mixed media by Cezary Gapik
… @ www.saatchiart.com/cezarygapik
Bernd and Hilla Becher watertower typology.