Bizzarro Bazarさんのイラストまとめ

Félicien Rops, La Mort qui danse (ca. 1865).

Here's a little video with my pics from the Chiesa dei Morti in Urbania.

Oggi sarò a Milano, con Claudio Romo, per la presentazione del suo "Herbolaria Memorabile" - incrocio tra un erbario fantastico e un resoconto naturalistico ottocentesco proveniente da un'altra dimensione.

Ci vediamo alle 17.30 -Libraccio Milano Corsico Alzaia Naviglio Grande 26

Persistence of ugliness: a grotesque caricature by Leonardo Da Vinci (1) may have inspired Quentin Massys' 1513 painting "The ugly duchess" (2), which in turn served as an inspiration in 1869 for an illustration by John Tenniel in Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (3).

She creates collages that are reminiscent of Max Ernst's 'Une semaine de bonté', and adds India ink and watercolor to early-19th-century prints.

Ruth Marten was one the very few female tattoo artists back in the 1970s, and is considered a pioneer of underground art.

💥NEW POST! This year in the Easter egg you will find mysterious sarcophagi, digital ghosts, mad kings, well-endowed messiahs, horse skeletons and much more.
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Two erotic paintings by the great Nicole Claveloux.

[4/4] The figures that populate his works seem victims of the incomprehensible experiments of a sadistic and psychotic demiurge, yet they are also condemned to continue to be kawaii.

[3/4] Playfully anarchic yet intimately dramatic, his creations have been read as a satire on the dehumanization of life in Japan, or as the expression of paranoid and distorted inner worlds.