Posts tagged "art"

Albrecht Dürer self-portrait, 1484, drawn when the artist was thirteen years old.

05/21/13

Fabergé Fractals, Tom Beddard.

05/16/13

“Things that I found on the ground”, photograph by Tom Waits.

05/16/13

“O”, photograph by Lesley Ann Ercolano.

05/13/13

Bausch & Lomb Balopticon ad, 1915.

“The balopticon is an evil, inartistic, habit-forming, lazy and vicious machine! It also is a useful, time-saving, practical and helpful one. I use one often—and am thoroughly ashamed of it. I hide it whenever I hear people coming.”
- Norman Rockwell

05/9/13

Raven, early 18th century, fashioned of hammered and embossed steel by master metalsmith Myōchin Munesuke.

Part of the Metropolitan Museum’s “Birds in the Art of Japan” exhibition.

05/1/13

Illustrations, mostly by Frank R. Paul, for the second issue of Amazing Stories, May 1926. Authors include Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, and Edgar Allan Poe,

04/30/13

John Flaxman, Portrait of William Blake, ~1804.m Blake, ~1804.

04/26/13

Study by Adolph Menzel of General Moltke’s coat, 1871.

04/26/13

My kid could make that…

04/23/13

“Zooids”, mirrored macro photographs of living Portugese Man O’ War, by Aaron Ansarov.

04/17/13

Panik! Panik!

Jugend magazine, issue 8, illustration by Arpad Schmidhammer.

04/17/13

3D abstract graffiti, Peeta (flickr).

04/17/13

Hubris, Ian Davis 2010.

04/17/13

An anamorphic portrait of actor Sotigui Kouyate consisting of a roomful of various objects, only viewable from one vantage point. By Bernard Pras; there is a video of the installation being constructed.

04/11/13

Accent theme by Handsome Code

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