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Hellboy by Mike Mignola
Diego Velázquez
'Cool Hand Luke' (dir. by Stuart Rosenberg) [1967]
William Blake - The First Book of Urizen
Man with a Movie Camera / Человек с киноаппаратом (1929)
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Director: Dziga Vertov
Cinematographer: Mikhail Kaufman
Editor: Elizaveta Svilova
"Shrouded Figure at Tomb's Entrance", 1913 by Kay Nielsen
Inferno (detail) ca. 1825 - 1828, Joseph Anton Koch.
A newly rediscovered painting by Francisco Goya, lost since 1928, has just been unveiled to the public for the first time at the Museum of Zaragoza. It is called “Ghostly Vision.”
Arturo Ansón, the art historian who discovered the small painting and established its provenance, believes it was painted in 1801.
The Ballad of Lenora (1839)
by Horace Vernet
Jupiter et Sémélé / Jupiter and Semele (details) – Gustave Moreau (1894-1895)
Yves Klein, Untitled (ANT154), 1961
Max Beckmann
Gerhard Richter Untitled (5 Jan 1990), 1990
/found footage/ eeeuh, lets NOT try this again...
This artwork is a screenprint titled "Thrilling Print" by artists Ravi Zupa and Arna Miller.
This image shows the photograph Monsoon Rains, Monghyr, Bihar taken in 1967 by Indian photographer Raghubir Singh.
This artwork is titled The Key and was painted by American artist Mark Tansey in 1984.
oil on canvas, 60x48 inches
Erik Thor Sandberg