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Harbor of Trieste, 1907
Egon Schiele
Still Life, 1924
Salvador Dali
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Project for a mural, Norine House, Brussels, 1931
Rene Magritte
Portrait of Eduard Kosmack, Frontal, with Clasped Hands, 1910
Egon Schiele
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2015. Acrylics & charcoal on paper. 40x30 cm
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Michael Eastman (American, b. 1947, St. Louis, MO, USA) - 1: Green Interior, Havana, 2002 2: Blue Arch, Havana, 2010 3: Deco Stairwell, Havana, 2010 4: Yellow Room, Havana, 2010 5: Blue Kitchen, Havana, 2010 6: 167, Havana, 2010 7: Moorish Façade, Havana, 2010 8: 107, Havana, 2010 9: Green Hallway, Havana, 2010 10: Red Couch, Havana, 2010 Photography
Leo Berne
Untitled (after Andrea Mantegna) by Gottfried Helnwein 1993
The Garden of Words (言の葉の庭 Kotonoha no Niwa) is a 2013 Japanese anime film produced by CoMix Wave Films and directed by Makoto Shinkai.
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From her studio in Barcelona City, Spain, artist Peca meditates over a series of new oil paintings on panels. Having been an artist since childhood, Peca feels that a new world opened up to her recently when she began meditating. The artist feels that her works are self-portraits, and are ways for her to communicate the encrypted experiences that she experiences in life. Peca’s paintings feature strange spiritual entities- multi-eyed furry creatures made of ‘star stuff’ that bleed strawberry juice, and exhale galaxies. Join us as Peca gives Hi Fructose an exclusive peek into her thoughts about art and life, while sharing a few images of new paintings she has just finished for her debut solo exhibit at La Luz de Jesus gallery in Los Angeles.
Interview: Peca Discusses Her Paintings of Multi-eyed Furry Creatures
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The Anatomy of War by Noah Scalin
‘‘It’s impossible to separate the violence of the ongoing wars around the globe from the weapons that fuel them. Specifically the countless numbers of small arms that are endlessly in circulation passing hand-to-hand.
The gun has been clinically dissected revealing a remarkably human set of internal organs – rather than the cold steel and bullets normally found within. The object becomes as fragile as the lives that it can potentially take. In addition the gun become a physical extension of the body of the user of the weapon, albeit one with a conspicuously absent brain. ’’ (Noah Scalin)
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