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Women Kissing - Jan Sluijters
1906
Dark-themed Parisian nightclubs of the Belle Époque (“Beautiful Epoch”, circa 1871-1914): the Cabaret L’Enfer (Cabaret of Hell), Cabaret du Néant (Cabaret of Nothingness), and the Cabaret des Truands (Cabaret of Truants).
So I was exploring #Google’s Arts & Culture app and the #selfie is a brilliant way to allow people to engage more with artworks. Sadly, I could not find my art doppelganger as my location does not allow the feature. However, I know my doppelganger is Gustav Adolf Mossa’s Elle. Here is she is all her unscrupulous glory, the femme fatale, Elle #app #art #culture
I received a message which asked to expand more on this painting and what is symbolises.
Gustav Adolf Mossa, Elle, 1905, Oil and gilt on canvas, 80 x 63 cm, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Nice
Depicting the epitome of 19th century beauty, Elle has milky white skin and a curvaceous figure. However upon closer inspection, Mossa has included stark clues which make Elle a lethal beauty. Her necklace is embellished with murderous weapons: pistol, dagger, and poison capsule. Elle’s head is crowned by a halo, inscribed with a quote from the Roman poet Juvena “hoc volo, sic jubeo, sit pro ratione voluntas.” “What I want, I order, my will is reason enough.” Here, it highlights, the capricious nature of the femme fatal, she is not driven by a logical motive, a reaction to something. Instead, she behaves so, she crushes the mount of corpses, because she simply wants to. The murderess’ legs show bloody imprints of her victims’ hands, a testament to her erratic devastation. Her eyes too, while holding the viewer’s gaze, are impassive, contrasting with the bloody contortions of dead beneath her. Next to skulls are two ravens are sitting on her head. Since medieval times these scavengers are considered birds of death. However, in Nordic mytholgy, the ravens Huginn (from Old Norse “thought”) and Muninn (Old Norse “memory"or “mind”) fly all over the world, Midgard, and bring information to the god Odin. They are keepers of knowledge and secrets, simillar to the pre-Christian symbolism of the snake. Elle depicts another animal; a black cat in her lap. The black cat, associated best with witchcraft and ill-fortune, symbolises the dark nature female sexuality, as well as the Elle being a keen, nocturnal huntress. ©TheMacabreNBold
Did darkstalkers have a cafe is this real.
Artwork from Seaman on the Sega Dreamcast.
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[A piece of cake on a plate, caption: The meaning of life is that it ends.]
Collection of demitri not being a bald ass man and ty @snailsaalt for helping me find more images🥺🥺😭😭
“Aensland Castle” from Capcom vs SNK Pro
Bronze phallus figure, Gallo-Roman, 1-2nd cent AD
Victorian era Gothic horse drawn carriage.