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Thomas Bernhard, Café Bräunerhof ,1988, por Sepp Dreissinger
Lars Bo 1924-1999
Chants royaux du Puy Notre-Dame d'Amiens, c. 1518
lam yabqa fi qaws sabri minza’: my patience is at an end (lit.: there is no arrow left for the bow of my patience)
Mummy portraits of Egyptians from the Roman period, 1st-2nd centuries AD
An Iranian motorist rides his motorbike past a mural depicting a scene from the torture of Iraqi prisoners by U.S. personnel at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad, on a major highway in the Iranian capital Tehran, June 1, 2004.
(Photo credit: Behrouz Mehri/AFP)
Hildegard von Bingen Book of Divine Works, Part 3 Vision One: The City of God and the Mirror of the Angels 1230
Ivan Leonidovich Lubennikov (Bielorussian, b.1951) Guardian angel, 2001 Oil on canvas
Humberto Mayol, Untitled, 1991
Nils Dardel - Crime of Passion (1921)
Georg Baselitz 'Untitled',
2026. Red ink on paper. 11 3/4" x 9". Courtesy
Six of the frowzy-headed Fishers in a pose, ca. 1901
Hanne Darboven's studio, Hamburg.
«No. 178. Notes préparatoires pour Odile.», in Raymond Queneau plus intime [catalogue par Jean-Pierre Dauphin], (exhibition catalogue), Bibliothèque nationale / Gallimard, Paris, April 1978, [p. 19] [Département Manuscrits, C-1364, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris]
Oskar Schlemmer
choreography instructions for Das Triadische Ballet (The Triadic Ballet), 1922
Visitors gather to watch giant gushes of water released from the Xiaolangdi dam on the Yellow river in Jiyuan, China.
The “Pillar-biter” (Dutch: pilaarbijter), 1509–1517 — a rare late-Gothic satire carved on the lower choir/rood screen of St. Bavo Church in Haarlem.
The figure grips the column framing him and literally bites into it, his face twisted into a grimace, while a rosary on his belt hints at the message: a warning against excessive, performative piety and hypocrisy, looking devout in public, but acting differently at home.