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Posts by ☆ﾟ.*･｡ﾟLiam
Amadeo de Souza Cardoso (Portugal, 1887-1918), Untitled (Cash Register), oil and collage on canvas, c.1917; Calouste Gulbenkian. #portugal #art #arte #pinturas #peintures #paintings #oilpainting #abstract #abstractart #abstractpainting #museum #artgallery
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AI is a disneyfication of art
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on Jonas Mekas’ Guns of the Trees
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using a roll of quarters to point out his nose
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youtu.be/mYQ1V20_XwM?...
essential cinema of the 21st century
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a kiss on the cheek and a flower petal in my pocket before I go off to work
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@anthologyfilm.bsky.social tn! Lewis and Godard!
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Print and Drawing Club Fund
Florilège des Amours de Ronsard, 1948
https://botfrens.com/collections/48/contents/1208413
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dreams of walking straight through the revolving door
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The River by Jean Renoir and humility as an artist/child
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Cuba is in total blackout now.
The electrical grid collapsed.
edition.cnn.com/2026/03/16/a...
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The Age of the Swordfish (de Seta, 1955)
The birth of the modern action movie.
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Simone Weil
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From Rossellini's Acts of the Apostles
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been listening to a Sun Ra record every day. trying to listen better, be more present, and learn more about the myth man
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Could an embrace be represented in a more concise, abstract, yet tender way' Matisse made the acquaintance of the writer Henri de Motherlant in Nice. The idea of working together resulted in the artist's illustrations for Pasiphaé, Chant de Minos, published in 1944. Matisse, who was now forced to rest frequently following an operation, found himself drawing more than ever, and the book illustration project suited him. The new work engrossed him for over ten months, as he stuck to his self-imposed directions: “A simple white line on an absolutely black background. A simple line, without shading.” Matisse fussed greatly over his prints and rejected many tests and studies. What mattered was the fragility and complexity of the line, together with the constant awareness of the format and the need to integrate the text harmoniously. He asked himself, in fact, “How can I balance the black illustrating page against the comparatively white page of type' By composing with the arabesque of my drawings, but also by bringing the engraved page and the facing page together so that they form a unit.”
The Embrace, No. 4, 1943-1944
https://botfrens.com/collections/48/contents/1239071
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obsessed with this poem my friend shared
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one of the most important movies ever made
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anarchist poster a change of rulers is the joy of fools create a self managed society
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poets.org/poem/near-shrine-saint-naum
This poem was written by the Palestinian poet Najwan Darwish and translated by Kareem James Abu-Zeid. I was relieved to read this, it's a worthy replacement for the scant amount of pictures available of the inside of the church
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Thinking of my visit to the Monastery of St. Naum on the Macedonian-Albanian border. I was told that St. Naum invented the Cyrillic alphabet. No pictures are allowed in the central church, but it has the most beautiful frescoes from floor to ceiling
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