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Claude Monet Vétheuil dans le brouillard, c. 1908 lithograph

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Landscape with Couple Walking and Crescent Moon, Vincent van Gogh (1890) Landscape with the Chateau of Auvers at Sunset, Vincent van Gogh (1890)

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Superb Animal Sculptures Made From Scrap Metal By Hasan Novrozi

If a steampunk gentleman was to ride a clockwork horse, he would prefer something like the metal sculptures of Hasan Novrozi. This artist who studied in Iran uses all sorts of metal bits and bobs, and scrap metal to make some of the largest pieces his work. Just look how natural both the horse and Pegasus look! And how that’s achieved by making a 3D scrap metal collage – the attention to detail and artistic vision is astounding. Of course, this doesn’t stop Hasan from making more conventional metal art, from parts shaped and welded to fit. The eagle is particularly impressive, so dynamic and natural! One can definitely get the impression that it is about to take off.Just like the metal Pegasus.

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These are stunning!

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“ You blew me away ” by Penny Hardy

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The lake district in England. Windermere, Cumbria

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The Oval, Naoshima Island, Japan, designed by architect Tadao Ando

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Stunning Surreal Photography Collages by Hüseyin Şahin

Rationality versus irrationality, fantasy versus reality, logic as opposed to magic create constraints in our imagination as we grow up; we undergo a continuous struggle within ourselves, curbing our childlike curiosity and our desire to explore. However, Istanbul-based visual artist Hüseyin Şahin broke free of these limitations to compose surrealistic scenes.

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