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26.11.2018
I used to live close to this old building but I never properly looked at it. When I was little it was a grocery shop, then it became Post Office and now looks like the last thing used to be a car parts shop. I wonder what’s the history of this building but I don’t know where I could find out about it. Anyone from Giurgiu has more info about it?
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B1: VISUAL COLLECTIVE
B1: ECollections
VISUAL COLLECTIVE
Joseph Bradley - Red Birds, 2019
Week: 9/8-10 Subject: Movement & Gestalt, Constrictivism Submission: (1/2)
Charles Allen Gilbert All Is Vanity 1892
This illustration by Charles Allen Gilbert utilizes ideals of Gestaltism to convey his perception of vanity. We "see" both a skull, and a woman at a vanity, depending on which perspective the viewer selects and perceives. The phrase "All is vanity" comes from the book of Ecclesiastes in the Christian Bible and refers to the vanity and pride of man. In art, vanity is often represented as a woman preoccupied with her beauty - which Gilbert represents literally and figuratively by illustrating a woman captivated by her reflection as she sits at a physical vanity. Gilbert brings in the negative connotation of death with the skull symbol. Historically, art that contains a human skull as a focal point is called a momento mori (Latin for "remember you will die") reminding people of their mortality. By representing the image with these visual puns, Gilbert is conveying the message that vanity is death.
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The Orpheum Theater in Flagstaff, AZ