Katsuhiro Otomo
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Vuelo áptero
Is the world real? by Agnès Propeck, 1991-96
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Tree by Jeffrey Catherine Jones (1971)
The Sphinx by Gustave Moreau (1864).
One must abandon this false and hackneyed and dangerous idea that the artist should be a reflection of his time. [The real artist is] he who, while belonging to his time, does not speak for this time, and, … respecting the truths of the past and the dreams of the future, forces human intelligence to forget the realities of the present.
Gustave Moreau, in an unpublished letter dated June 27, 1855. (via caravaggista)
Hamlet by Gustave Moreau
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Feline Zegers - Selfportrait
Feline on Tumblr
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“Le Gange, fleuve sacré de l’Inde” texte de Simon P.M. Mackenzie, photographies de Hitoshi Tamura. Robert Laffont, 1981.
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Franz von Vecsey, Valse Triste
A beautiful, 1913 recording.
