Edvard Munch
Kiss by the Window, 1891
Oil on canvas.
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Robert Wałęka, Wardrobe, absurdum mendacium, 2022
https://robertwaleka.blogspot.com/
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michael weißköppel. I don´t know – what you see
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Hans Ruedi Giger : Landscape #XX. 1973
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Mandala painting by Golnoush Moini In Hindu mythology there was a demon called "Raktabija", who made the world unbearable for the living. He had a boon that whenever a drop of his blood fell on the ground, a duplicate Raktabija would be born at that spot. The Gods decided to work together and combine all of their divine power to produce one super being that could destroy Raktabija, the result was goddess Kali, whom was married to Lord Shiva. Given all the divine weapons of the Gods, Kali swiftly proceeded to swallow Raktabija and his demons without spilling any blood in the process. After Kali destroyed all the demons in battle, she started an exhilarating dance, so intense that all the worlds began to tremble under the impact of her victory dance. To stop her destructive dance, at the request of all Gods, Lord Shiva laid like a corpse under Kali's feet. So when she eventually stepped upon Shiva, she realized she was hurting her husband and bit her tongue in shame; and Kali's dance came to an end. (via Instagram: Golnoush Moini)
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Ernst Thoms, Dachboden, 1926. Oil on canvas.
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Edvard Munch
Naked Figures and Sun, from 1924 until 1925
Oil on canvas.
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Solo Exhibit at Uprise Skateshop. Chicago, IL.
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problem from above. michael weißköppel.
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Julian Opie is a British sculptor and digital artist associated with the New British Sculpture movement
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