Many thanks to the Tumblr blogger Dæmonart who had originally posted this series of paintings done by Salvador Dalí, which were his intepretation of scenes from Dante’s Inferno.
[Art] Franz Stuck: Dark Female Figures in a World of Anxiety and Lust — Byron’s muse
If you gaze at dark and richly textured paintings of a German Symbolist painter Franz Stuck for too long, you become spiritually drowned in a world of ‘anxiety and lust’, to quote Carl Jung. That peculiar mood of his paintings is as intoxicating as it is heavy and suffocating, radiating the typical turn of the […]
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[Art] Imaoka Kazuho (Japanese, b. 1991), Remain, 2015. Mineral pigment, silver leaf, Japanese paper, panel, 162 x 130.3 cm.
Kazuho Imaoka has become one of my favorite painters. She was born in 1991, and has quite an amazing portfolio, which you can check out at her Tumblr page.
[Art] The Hare and the Flower — Barry Moser — Biblioklept
Barry Moser’s illustration for Lynne Reid Banks’s “The Hare and the Flower.” From The Magic Hare, Avon, 1994.
[Art] Sigmar Polke – Untitled
Sigmar Polke was a German painter and photographer noted for his use of chemical reactions.
