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Tag Archives: art history
Sur-Real Time… Dali-Inspired Clocks
The art historian in me cringed when I saw these Salvador Dali-inspired melting clocks described as “Art Nouveau”… (Yes. Someone did this. You can check for yourself if you don’t believe me.) Yet woefully attributed to the wrong genre or not, they are still … Continue reading
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Tagged art, art history, Art Nouveau, bizarre, clock, crazy, Dali, design, distortion, home decor, insane, insanity, mad, madness, melting clock, mental, mental illness, mental patient, quirky, salvador dali, strange, style, stylish, surreal, surrealism, The Frame Workshop, unusual, weird
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Jewelry With Mystery… Larissa Podgoretz’ Enamels
I know that I’m featuring a lot of artists lately, but I simply can’t help it; one look at the work of Larissa Podgoretz and I was lost. Every one of her enameled jewelry pieces is a work of art in itself; a beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion
Tagged amazing, art, art history, art jewelry, Art Nouveau, awesome, beautiful, brooch, design, enamel, enameled, enticing, Fashion, gorgeous, insane, insanity, Japanese art, jewelry, John William Waterhouse, Larissa Podgoretz, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, Mucha, necklace, pendant, schizophrenia, strange, style, stylish, Victor Horta, waterlily, wonderful
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Awkward Objects… Alina Szapocznikow
I have taken to reading art books, as any good Art History student should. I don’t follow time periods or anything; I just grab whatever book my hand touches first when I enter the library. For this time, I got … Continue reading
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Tagged Alina Szapocznikow, art, art history, awesome, awkward, Awkward Objects, beautiful, bizarre, body parts, boobs, crazy, creepy, design, desserts, eerie, handcrafted, illuminated lips, insane, insanity, lips, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, MoMA, Polish, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, schizophrenia, sculptor, Sculpture Undone, strange, style, weird
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