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longing for a space travel - bjørn poulsen (2008)
The Devil Rebuked (The Burial of Moses) - William Blake, c.1805
Watercolor, black ink and graphite on off-white wove paper
Tan Mu — Bikini Atoll (oil on linen, 2020)
Robert Lostutter — Map to the Morning Dance III (oil on canvas, 1973)
Bri Cene, Lejanía, 2025
Ascension of the soul
Helmut Zimmermann C.L.S., 1969 Oil on canvas, 89 x 91 cm
Denis Forkas, Your Cup is Full, 2012
Nahrae Lee, Interdependence, 2025, Oil and Bunchae on canvas, 120 × 130 cm
Bri Cene, Somnambulist, 2025
neptune with his entourage
miniature from a copy of evrart de conty's livre des échecs amoureux, illuminated by robinet testard. the manuscript was produced in cognac (france), c. 1496-98
source: Paris, BnF, Français 143, fol. 130v
alfredo jaar in corpus domini: from the glorified body to the ruins of the soul - francesca alfano migletti (2022)
Dia al-Azzawi (Iraq, born 1939) - We Are Not Seen, But Corpses: The Massacre of Sabra and Shatila (1982, art 1983)
"After the Palestinian fighters left Lebanon, the Phalangists had their opportunity to take revenge on old people, women and children. I have a lot of Palestinian friends, some artists and writers, and I knew those camps. Within two days, up to 3,500 people were killed. So, this work had a moral side: to defend unarmed people with no voice." - Dia Al-Azzawi
Hannah Höch (German, 1889-1978), Priesterin [Priestess], 1930-34. Collage with gold and wash mounted on card, sheet: 12⅞ x 9½ in.; image: 12 x 8½ in.