Le plaisir de la vue

Regarder et Sentir

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Remember what you want to forget, Dahmane

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Sees through her, Anne Siems

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Νικόλαος Γύζης | Γιάντες (1878)  

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David Hockney, Munich Olympic Games, 1971-1972

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How green was my valley? Daesung Lee

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Walk this way, Xan Padrón

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As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty

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Expo 58, Brussels 1958, Atomium

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Solar Music, Remedios Varo

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Il Casanova di Federico Fellini

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Johannes Parvits bookplate (1972). Artist: Johann Naha (German, 1902-1982).

Naha’s works seem crisp, classical without unnecessary emotions. Naha’s style reminds one slightly of landscape graphics, popular among 19th century Baltic German artists, in which the landscape is animated by a few people, but the main goal of which was to follow realistic canon and to see beauty in accuracy.

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Nick Gentry

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How saints die, Owen Gent

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Life magazine, March 1916