Newly Discovered Works by Magritte

Above are three examples of works- Night in Pisa 1953, Transatlantic Passenger 1936 and The Harvest of the Clouds 1927 by Rene Magritte published in Rene Magritte: Newly Discovered Works: Catalogue Raisonne Volume VI. Read more at artnews . This new book has 130 previously unseen works.  (Top and bottom: ©2012 CHARLY HERSCOVICI, BRUSSELS, middle: COURTESY SOTHEBY’S IMAGES.)

I love the way Magritte's mind works. It is easy to take him for granted because he was so good at what he did and his classic work was so often appropriated/copied.

Magritte invented his own unique world of visual poetry and it is nice that he is still being celebrated (upcoming show at MOMA in Sept. 2013).

 

The Art of Amy Crehore

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Rocks as People

Early-twentieth century illustrations by Artuš Scheiner (1863 Benešov – 1938 Prague)

LINK (Thanks, 50Watts)

Chris Anthony book on Kickstarter

Project: poetic photographs done the old-fashioned way using wet plate collodion and tintype processes by Chris Anthony to be published in a book.

There is an Oct 17, 2012 deadline to support this project, Seas Without a Shore book (90 photographs) on Kickstarter.

I have another book by Chris (and a print) and his work is wonderfully imaginative and darkly elegant.

 

The Art of Amy Crehore 

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Photo of the Day: Big Teeth

Bombay 1939 Berko Ferenc- LINK (varietas tumblr)

The Scream - animation by Sebastian Cosor

I love this animation by Sebastian Cosor.

(Thanks for tip, illustrator Carlos Lara)

 

Painting of the Day

 

Huile sur toile by Frances Picabia 1942-43

Collection Michael Werner © ADAGP, Paris 2012 LINK

Little Dancers in Eggs