Posts tagged art

Posts tagged art
Leatherface listens to sad old songs about the one that got away on his iPod

Wolfgang und der Teufel (Santo Agostinho e o Diabo/Saint Wolfgang and the Devil)
Today, Easter day of the Holy Year,
Here, under the emblem of Notre-Dame of Paris,
I accuse the universal Catholic Church of the lethal diversion of our living strength toward an empty heaven,
I accuse the Catholic Church of swindling,
I accuse the Catholic Church of infecting the world with its funereal morality,
Of being the running sore on the decomposed body of the West.
Verily I say unto you: God is dead,
We vomit the agonizing insipidity of your prayers,
For your prayers have been the greasy smoke over the battlefields of our Europe.
Go forth then into the tragic and exalting desert of a world where God is dead,
And till this earth anew with your bare hands,
With your PROUD hands,
With your unpraying hands.
Today Easter day of the Holy Year,
Here under the emblem of Notre-Dame of Paris,
We proclaim the death of the Christ-god, so that Man may live at last.
Jacob Grimmer (c.1525-1592): Winter Landscape with people skating on a frozen river and hunters in the foreground (not dated) via Wikimedia
Jacques Bellange : Hurdy-gurdy player attacking a pilgrim; the pilgrim, also attacked by a dog, is wearing the cockle-shell of St James / Un vielleux et un chien attaquant un pèlerin portant la coquille Saint-Jacques, 1612-1616,
Etching with stipple
British Museum
Caroline Bardua (1781-1865)
Flora, or the wreath maker
Arthur Szyk’s Visual History of Nations
Wladyslaw T. Benda, “Margherita, From Italy”
Mammoth by Charles R. Knight
Rodin’s studio, c. 1900.
Wilfreid Satty
Detail from Hobo Clown #2 by Allison Schulnik.