Franz Fiedler (17 February 1885 in Prostějov, Austria-Hungary – 5 February 1956 in Dresden, GDR) was a photographer. A series of erotic photos with a skeleton seem to mock the medieval classic motif of Death and the maiden
Cover design for US Christmas's "Run Thick in the Night" album
Jeremy Hush is an American artist based in Philadelphia, PA. His imagery focuses on the link between humanity and nature with a particular attention to the psychological aspects of this interaction. He has been creating illustrations for the punk and heavy metal music scenes for many years. With his love for animals and attraction to storytelling, Hush’s work evinces a wonderful balance of masculine and feminine, his dark aesthetics setting off gentle linework and shading. His works are heavy with symbolism, but the meanings behind his symbols are personal. Hush’s most well-known cover to date is for metal band US Christmas’s Run Thick in the Night album, which is bringing him lots of new international attention. Hush is heavily influenced by Arthur Rackham and other 19th century illustrations. The mysteries of nature and his fondness for animals also have a considerable amount of influence over the subjects of his art. His spidery drawings are dark and mysterious, but, like Rackham’s drawings, evoke the fear, love and awe one might have for nature and her power. One never knows what she’ll pull on you next, yet she is beautiful and sublime. Visit his Blog and his Site for more of his works. Sources of the above text Here ans Here
Αλλά πάντα από την αποστα- σιοποιημένη ματιά της τέχνης
Εργα τέχνης που απεικονίζουν σκοτεινές πλευρές της ιστορίας και του ανθρώπινου ψυχισμού, όπως ωμή βία, ρατσισμό, κακοποίηση και σφαγές άλλων -ΔΕΝ ΠΡΕΠΕΙ ΝΑ ΛΟΓΟΚΡΙΝΟΝΤΑΙ!! Πρέπει να αντιμετωπίζουμε πρόσωπο με πρόσωπο την ωμότητα και να πασχίζουμε να την κατανοήσουμε με κριτικό και αποστασιοποιημένο τρόπο, αν θέλουμε να φτιάξουμε έναν καλύτερο κόσμο.
Graphics that depict dark aspects of history—such as violence, intolerance, racism, aggressive nationalism, war and atrocity, abuse of others and of the environment in general—have not been censored. We must confront such harsh images directly—and struggle to critically understand them—if we hope to ever make a better world. ocw.mit.edu
Metal inspired art, or art that inspired metal and anything about thematology of macabre and horror in art, in life, in history, etc. Languages: english and greek
Firenze, Ottobre 2026
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Di Firenze si è scritto e letto già tutto. Non serve aggiungere altro. Lo
stesso si può dire delle immagini che non possono che essere sempre le
stess...
Gruss Vom Krampus
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*Gruss Vom Krampus*
Le "Krampuslauf" est une ancienne tradition alpine de plus de 500 ans (à
prédominance autrichienne), elle fut développée sur base de...
Edgar Allan Poe’s Birthday
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Τα Reflections και το Death Disco πιστά στο ετήσιο ραντεβού τους με τον
πρίγκηπα του Τρόμου επιστρέφουν επίσημα για το 2020 με μια βραδιά
αφιερωμένη σε γεγ...
Le Cimitere du Monastère de Ciemetz, Nice
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This is the second cemetery we visited in Nice. It's life began as a
monastery and that is more or less the only information i was able to dig
out.
It's ...
Crouching and Screaming
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Wonderful 1978 illustrations by Outi Markkanen (Finland, b.1951) on Kuriosas.
Visit the link for many more illustrations from *Kurnau ja Kamaluu*.
Humble Heather
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*Early 19th century hand-coloured *
*engravings of heath flowers*
The vast majority of the 860+ species in the genus Erica (heaths/heather)
are endemic t...
Sherry Lee Short
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Sherry Lee Short
Sherry Lee Short is an artist, teacher, writer, and activist. She received
her Master of Fine Arts with Distinction from the...
Battesimi pericolosi
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Castrillo de Murcia è un piccolo borgo di 500 anime nella provincia di
Burgos, nella Spagna del Nord. Il paesino è sonnacchioso, e non vi succede
nulla di ...
UPDATE!!
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The Art of the Beautiful~Grotesque Posterous which fed this blog has now
been deleted (along with all other Posterous blogs, Twitter directly to
blame)...
The Wellcome Library website is changing…
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On Wednesday, 21st November, visitors to the Wellcome Library website will
notice that we’ve made some changes. We’ve given the whole site an
overhaul, wit...