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Voar, 2001

Helena Almeida

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Famous collection of pictures showing the evolution of Mondrian's work as it becomes more and more abstract. The first was painted in 1909 and the last in 1930.

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Berkeley Library, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, 1961-67

(Ahrends, Burton & Koralek)

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Kreis und Flachen Variation 1924 - a linocut by Laszlo Maholy-Nagy

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Leda and the Swan by László Moholy-Nagy 1925.

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Extracts from a Children's Book called Micky in the Milk Kitchen by Maurice Sendak about a child who goes on an adventure to find his own milk.

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Self portrait by Herbert Bayer.

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Colour plan for the exterior design of the master semidetached houses in Dessau by Alfred Arndt an architect who trained at the Bauhaus.

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Kandinsky believed that each shape had a color: a dull shape like a circle deserves a dull color like blue. A shape with intermediate interest like a square deserves an intermediate color like red. A dynamic, interesting shape like a triangle deserves an enegetic, luminous, psychotic color like yellow.

He described yellow as: “warm,” “cheeky and exciting,” “disturbing for people,”

Red as: restless, glowing, alive, “manly maturity”

And Blue as peaceful, supernatural, deep, “typical heavenly color”, The lighter it is, the more calming it is. When in the end it becomes white, it reaches absolute calmness.

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Uprising by Kathe Kollowitz 1897.

Kathe Kollowitz was a German Etcher working from the turn of the century to the end of the second world war. In this image workers charge haggard etched in deep heavy set lines. Above a woman floats she seems unreachable moving in a world of a completely different texture.

Kollowitz's youngest son was killed in the first world war and her grandson was killed in the second. One critic wrote Her silent lines penetrate the marrow like a cry of pain; such a cry was never heard among the Greeks and Romans.

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Another Hungarian proverb meaning ‘don’t have a drink on your new bearskin before you’ve killed the bear’.

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(18+)

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Birthday Card for my Granny's 80th birthday. She loves Lemons.

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Reworked old James Bond poster into a power point card for my friends birthday.

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Yea it’s clearly our “generation that’s making homosexuality a trend.” Seriously, pisses me off when people say that. look at this! It’s always been around, it’s not a trend, it’s real. It’s beautiful.

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These are really beautiful images.

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History Lesson: In America from about 1700-1920 there was a social rule that said that women did not have a sex drive. According to men, all women ever were asexual and only ever had sex because their husbands wanted it and as a good doting wife they would open up for him. That said, lesbians flourished in this time! Because it was believed that women did not have sex, when two women would share a house and finances together (called a Boston Marriage, look it up!) nobody thought anything of it. Because clearly they werent homosexuals since clearly women were incapable of being independently sexual. The more you know!

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I want to do a photoshoot with

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one day that takes after some of these iconic pictures.

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Some birthday cards made on Powerpoint for my friends.