The serpent consuming its tail, crowned with flame. Frontispiece by Melchior Lechter for Stefan George's, Der siebente Ring. The Seventh Ring. Berlin, 1907.
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The serpent consuming its tail, crowned with flame. Frontispiece by Melchior Lechter for Stefan George's, Der siebente Ring. The Seventh Ring. Berlin, 1907.
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“Deep down, I think I like to be looked at. Quite simply.“
- Isabelle Huppet, Financial Times, September 2021
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Eliran Kantor - Details From: CONVALESCENCE
Some shots of my recent production design work for the Nine Inch Nails 2014 Europe/UK tour. More photos at NIN’s Tumblr.
Art direction by Rob Sheridan. Lighting design by Paul Guthrie. Video content by Rob Sheridan and Moment Factory.
Erté (Romain de Tirtoff) (1892-1990), 'Lucrèce Borgia', 1926
'the trapeze' in erté at ninety-five: the complete new graphics (the extended edition) - marshall lee + erté (1988)
Harper's Bazar, December, 1926
Illustrated by Erté
Erté (Romain de Tirtoff, 1892–1990) “La dionée dite Gobe-mouches (1917) Source
The Aces Series by Romain de Tirtoff aka Erté
Erté, Le poker
In remembrance, never forget those who fought for peace, the irony of it all.
Mary Delany, paper mosaik, botanical print
"The Slaver" from House of Tabula.
Words & Sound - Lewis Michael Bond
Images - Luiza Liz Bond
"The Slaver" discusses the human condition.
GORILLA TALES are short storytelling challenges entirely done by two artists in one week using only the resources they possess.
Stanley Kubrick’s cinematic masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
Gazelle Twin & NYX live
“The serpent king watches as the sphinx oversees the burning of the city”
From Deviatya Val, 1906