Eglon Hendrik van der Neer (1634? - 1703) Judith (ca.1678)

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Eglon Hendrik van der Neer (1634? - 1703) Judith (ca.1678)
Justin Liam O'Brien (American, 1991) - Hungry Borzoi (2024)
By Nehuen
cut-up
eye: Tokyo Senso Sengo Hiwa [Nagisa Ōshima, 1970] ear: Midnight Walker [Bohren & der Club of Gore, 2000]
Malika Favre by Counter-Print Books
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Richard Harrington. Innuit girl descending into her home, an ice igloo, cca 1953.
By Anne-Marie Eluard
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translucent fabric sculptures by korean artist do ho suh
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Mariya Novakova aka Mia Novakova aka Coughh Syrup (Bulgarian, b. Plovdiv, Bulgaria) - Porch Collapse 1-4, 2021, Photography
A tiny devil vitrified in a prism of glass. In the 18th century, the Imperial Treasury of Vienna attested that this was a real demon which had been trapped in glass during an exorcism in Germany a century earlier. From the Kunsthistorisches Museum Collection, Vienna.
Susan Sarandon in Cannes, 1978
Miki Kim