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Black Idol, circa 1903. Painted by František Kupka.
A haunting Symbolist painting showing a mysterious giant figure seated in a cold, dreamlike landscape. Surrounded by light yet cloaked in darkness, the idol suggests ancient power and spiritual mystery. Kupka’s dramatic use of light and shadow creates an atmosphere that is both captivating and unsettling.
KRAKEN TONGUE
by Hugo Fredoueil
BOUNTY HUNTER
by Franck Besançon
CONVOCATION
by Dariusz Kieliszek
🦖 Paléontologie française: . Paris: Chez l'auteur, 1840-1894.. Original source Image description: Black and white scientific illustration from “Paléontologie française” depicting various Cretaceous fossil corals and marine organisms. The image shows detailed, numbered drawings of coral-like structures with porous textures, branching forms, and bulbous shapes, exhibiting radial symmetry and surface patterns resembling small holes or pores. The bottom includes handwritten labels identifying the species as Unicavea collis, Pyricaea Francgana, Multicavea tateralis, and M. magnifica. The arrangement and fine stippling style emphasize fossil morphology and texture, typical of 19th-century paleontological documentation.
"Moon Walker" by Emiko Aida.
Down the Spinal Ladder by Santiago Caruso
Recent commissioned work.
Rocks on the Beach
35mm
"Goat Family in Snow"
Lives of Game Animals, Volume 3. 1927. Written and illustrated by Ernest Thompson Seton.
Internet Archive
Carnegie Mueseum of Art and Natural History, May 2026.
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Isabella Conti (Italian, b. Milan, Italy, based Lecco, Italy) - Nella notte ci guidano le stelle (In the night, the stars guide us), Paintings: Watercolor, Digital
🔭 Die Radiolarien (Rhizopoda radiaria): Berlin: G. Reimer, 1862-1888. Original source Image description: Historical scientific illustration showing detailed, intricate drawings of radiolarians—microscopic marine protozoa with porous, geometric silica skeletons. The image features multiple numbered specimens of Spumellaria and Nassellaria within a single plate, highlighting diverse forms with spines, lattice patterns, and some pinkish internal structures. These radiolarians were collected during the HMS Challenger expedition, emphasizing their importance in marine biology and oceanographic research from the late 19th century. The artwork showcases the complexity and beauty of radiolarian skeletal morphology, aiding early microscopic taxonomy and understanding of marine biodiversity.
