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A #newspaper #clipping about celebrated #artist #GustaveDore 's sudden #death on this day, in 1883. 💀🗞⌛️ Did you know he could produce 6 finished #drawings in a day? Read more on #thanatography (link in bio) 🖤 #mementomori #mourningmonday #illustration #art #rip
Thanatopsis, written by William Cullen Bryant (1794- 1878) and illustrated by William James Linton (1812- 1879).
.via the Linton Archives.
Dead Horse Arum Lily (Helicodiceros muscivorus)
In case you missed it, there’s a new blog on #thanatography inspired by the recent corpse flower (titan arum) bloomings in New York and Washington, DC:
“On Flowers and Corpses” on thanatography.com New artist feature coming out on thanatography.com this Thursday!
Of #flowers and #corpses. New #thanatography #blogpost inspired by the recent #corpseflower #blooming @nybg! Link in bio! #death #deathacceptance #odormortis #smellslikedeath #botany #19thcentury #naturalhistory #tbt #thanatographythursday
The reader, who is always alive, returns or repays in his reading the credit which the (dead) author has extended himself. As Derrida repeatedly remarks, it is the other who signs the text. "Nothing returns to the living," rather what the reader/writer spends returns to the text and the (dead) author. There is a play of life and death, then, beyond the resistance of the state: the intertwining of thanatography (the writing of the author who dies but is encrypted in his text) and allography (the writing of the other who signs the text through his reading, thereby taking upon himself the political responsibility for it.) In spite of Hegel's confidence the author and reader are never present to one another, and repayment on investment returns either too late or elsewhere.
Michael Sprinker, Ghostly Demarcations: A Symposium on Jacques Derrida
My #photo #portraits and @timberchouse's #art also on view for the 4th #annual #thanatography #popup #artshow for #concertatopthecrypts at @laurelhillcemetery