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For the anon who asked - this is my profile picture. It's by Edmund Dulac.
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(via Radical Italian Museum Director Begins Burning Art in Incendiary Anti-Austerity Protest | Artinfo)
Wut?
This is actually happening ” he torched a painting by French artist Séverine Bourguignon, who watched the ceremony via Skype. Manfredi has said that he intends to burn three paintings a week from now on as part of an ongoing protest.”. Will all artists be watching/ in agreement? Will the ashes be saved like a modern day/ crisis age ‘erased do koonig drawing’? Will it actually matter? I’m afraid those who the protests are targeting do not care that this art is being burnt.
He's protesting underfunding of the arts in Italy by burning art.
Begzada by Sehanovic Emir.
Creation of the World & Expulsion from Paradise, 1445 by Giovanni di Paolo.
Canopy, Mahākāla Yantra
Tibet; 18th-19th century
Pigments on cloth
This is so incredibly perfect.
A kundalini yantra from Gujarat, early 1900’s.
Policewoman in a Wombat Hole, 1946 by Sidney Nolan.
Old Chum.
Until 1924, you could buy Heroin in stores. There was heroin cough syrup, heroin lozenges and heroin tablets.
The most amazing thing was that “Heroin” was a trademark of Bayer. Discovered by a British chemist in 1874, heroin was mass produced by German pharmaceutical company Bayer 14 years later. The name “Heroin” was inspired by the “heroic” fearlessness sensation users felt after using it. Pharmacists marketed heroin as an excellent pain killer, and a cure for many respiratory ailments.
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Hand Catching A Bird, 1968 by Joan Miro.
Virgin with Infant, 1933-35 by Francis Picabia.
Tibetan gazelles Goa དགོ་བ photographed by Reurinkjan.