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Edvard MUNCH (1863-1944) “Das kranke Kind” (1907) “The Sick Child” (1907) Öl auf Leinwand - Oil on canvas TATE: Presented by Thomas Olsen, 1939 Ausstellung / Exhibition “EDVARD MUNCH IM DIALOG” “EDVARD MUNCH IN DIALOGUE” ALBERTINA Wien / Vienna - 2022
10 minute sketch of a forbidden style!
*coughing up blood* “h...heh... gottem...”
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Have some 10 minute Mr. Fister villain sketches now too!
"In my years of studying, teaching, and writing about Shakespeare I have become more and more interested in how he ransacked the literature of his age, stealing storylines and characters from other authors, and remaking their works. Neither Hamlet nor King Lear, Brutus nor Caesar, Romeo nor Juliet were his original creations... He was a Renaissance “remix artist”—perhaps the greatest ever"
Today on The Academic Minute, Thomas Olsen, associate professor and chair of the English department at SUNY New Paltz, discusses how Shakespeare remixed other artist's work to create his masterpieces.
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