LAST NIGHT I HAD A PLEASANT NIGHTMARE

Whispered something in your ear It was a perverted thing to say But I said it anyway Made you smile and look away

[iamjapanese]

YAMAMOTO Masao（山本昌男 Japanese, b.1957）

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[untrustyou]

Dima Tolkachov - dying fireworks

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Albert Aublet - Selene, 1880

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Woman with crows

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[immortart]

WAIT it's by Zilberman? I am suddenly very confused. Do you happen to know why it is so commonly acknowledged as one of Klimt's?

Generally speaking, Zilberman’s works may remind of Klimt’s paintings (specifically the ones of his “golden phase”) because both of them represent especially women and natural elements like flowers using gold, geometric shapes and two-dimentional figures.Personally, Larme d’Or by Anne-Marie Zilberman reminds me of this detail of The Three Ages Of Woman by Klimt (1905).

[yama-bato]

Talia Chetrit

http://artaddict.net/events/article/1115/talia-chetrit-sies-hoke-galerie

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Reclining Nude/Dream on the Beach (detail)

ca. 1913

Albert von Keller

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[Painting of Death as a spectral nanny taking a child and infant away from their bereaved family.  A detail shows the family’s house number is 1918.]

I never realized this until seeing the detail, but this painting is most likely about the flu pandemic.

[criticalmera]

Wayne Miller - A girl “reading” Ebony magazine in Chicago, 1947

[yama-bato]

Dostál František

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Starry Sky (also known as Milky Way) Augusto Giacometti 1917 

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Laure Albin-Guillot - Road through the Woods, 1938

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“Break in Spring Storm, Owens Valley, 2016″ - Photograph by James Watts.

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Film Photo By: Jean-Marc Aznar

La Tendresse Des Crocodiles

Hasselblad 500 CM, Ilford Delta 400

Model : Céline Naulet, Make-Up & Hair : Magalie

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PHOTO: DONNA FERRATO

Pioneering pictures of domestic violence

In a TIME Red Border Film, photographer Donna Ferrato shares the story of her groundbreaking images of spousal abuse

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[justgivingin]

 Le Printemps de la Vie, 1902 - Giorgio Kienerk (1869-1948),