Claude Cahun, Object, 1936
Marcel Jean (French, 1900-1993). Specter of the Gardenia, 1936
Kiyoshi Suzuki, Soul and Soul, 1972
Hubertus Gojowczyk, News from the years 1732 – 1733, 1999
A. Paul Weber, The Informer, 1934
Michael Kirkham, Spyhole, 2008
Herbert Ploberger, Untitled, c. 1930
Michaël Borremans, The Pupils, 2001
William Hogarth, The Reward Of Cruelty, 1799
André Kertész, Blind Sculptor Scapigni with an Unfinished Bust of Himself, 1931
Antonio Zoran Music, Self-Portrait, 1997
Dorothea Tanning, Spannung / Tension, 1942
Man Ray, Indestructible Object, 1930s
Hannah Höch, Grotesque,1963
René Magritte, The Poetic World, 1926
Pavel Tchelitchew, View Cover, Dec.1943
Jindrich Styrsky, Sexual Nocturne, 1931
Fritz Kahn, The physiology of vision, 1931
He painted this self-portrait in 1997, when he was 82 years old and nearly blind.
Conrad Felixmüller, Portrait of Raoul Hausmann, 1920s
Albert Birkle,Telegraph Operator, 1920s
Manfred Hirzel, Portrait of Georg Goedecker, 1929
George Grosz, John Foerate, Man with Glass Eyes, 1926
Atelier Manassé, Monocle Reflection, 1930s
Atelier Manassé, Untitled, 1930s
Léon Spilliaert, Self-portrait, c. 1910
Emil Nolde, Self-Portrait, 1917
Arnold Schönberg, Self-portrait, 1910
Heinz Hajek-Halke, Self-Portrait, 1928
Comtesse de Castiglione, Scherzo di Follia, 1863
René Magritte, The Eye or the Object, 1932
Toyen, Objekt-fantom, 1937
Rangel Hidalgo, Cain, 1945
Claude Nicolas Ledoux, Interior of the municipal theatre of Besançon (built by Ledoux in 1784), seen in the mirror of an eye, c. 1800
J.J. Grandville, A Dream of Crime & Punishment, bef. 1847
François-Nicolas Chifflart, The Conscience, 1867
Sascha Schneider, Hypnosis Photogravure, 1904
Alfred Kubin, Das Grausen (The Horror), 1901
Peter Birkhäuser, Der Gespaltene (The Split One), 1953
Egon Schiele, Self-portrait, 1910
Victor Brauner, Self-portrait, 1931
Angelika Hoerle, Man with Removed Eye, 1921
Jindrich Styrsky, Untitled (From the series Stěhovaci Kabinet), 1934
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What a great collection. The one that sends chills down my spine is "Hubertus Gojowczyk, News from the years 1732 – 1733, 1999". I think it's because reading is such a private act, it's jarring to see someone staring back at you. Ironically I was just listening on the radio about how the new e-readers can track your location, what books you've purchased, and can even track what page you are on at any time. Looks like Hubertus had a premonition of things to come.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting art blog...like it and give me a lot of inspiration !
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