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fromdesignyoutrust.com
1 day ago

Amazing Baroqueinspired Sorcerers, Gothic Arches And Ornate Backdrops in Paintings by J. Henry

A wide-ranging collection of contemporary visual art and human-interest projects showcases diverse techniques, social themes and playful reinterpretations across painting, illustration, sculpture, photography, public acts.
fromThe New Yorker
5 months ago

New Yorker Covers, Brought to Life!

In the hundred-year history of The New Yorker, photography has appeared on the cover exactly twice. For the magazine's seventy-fifth anniversary, in 2000, the dog-loving portraitist William Wegman dressed up one of his Weimaraners as Eustace Tilley, our dandyish mascot, originally drawn by Rea Irvin. (The butterfly that canine Eustace studies through his monocle also has a dog's head.) But no human had broken the barrier until last month, when Cindy Sherman's image of herself as Eustace covered a special issue on the culture industry.
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