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Jean-Michel Basquiat with Brigid Berlin's pug Fame at the Factory, 1984.
Photos by Andy Warhol
Unknown, Bauhaus Theater Costumes. From "Triadic Ballet" (Triadisches Ballett), an avant-garde performance piece by Oskar Schlemmer.Â
Jacques Callot, Saint Livier, etching, 1592 - 1635
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By Maria Denise Dessimoz
âBat in flight.â Insects close up. 1953.
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Arago House by John Lautner, 1977
Bat Costumes were a popular choice of Halloween attire back in the early 1900s. Since there werenât any professional/specialist costume shops, these were mostly home made.
Equality Before Death (1848) by William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Ophelia (b.1851-1905) by Constantin Meunier