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Artist Creates Memorials To His Lost Cat In Huge Gardens: The Immortal Topiary Cat

Surrealist artist celebrates his immortal cat in lush landscapes ...

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Rabbit Dreams And Other Apocalyptic Nightmares Illustrated Tom Seidmann-Freud – 1924

Tom Seidmann-Freud's surreal art captures the terrors and pleasures of childhood ...

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Surreal Illustrations From JJ Grandville’s Un Autre Monde (1844)

“Until now, I believe, no work of art has understood and expressed dreams" - JJ Grandville ...

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Machinalia : Boris Artzybasheff’s Fantastic Visions of Living Machines

Boris Artzybasheff's surreal anthropomorphic creations ...

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The Occult Art of Alchemist Wilfried Sätty, Illustrator of the Psychedelic San Francisco 60s Scene

Wilfried Sätty, German occultist, illustrator, and collage artist who moved to San Francisco in the early 60s and associated with artists and bohemians of the Beat Generation ...

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Pavel Tchelitchew : Psychedelic Skulls, Spiritual Heads & Interior Landscapes

Pavel Tchelitchew (1898, Moscow - 1957, Rome) was a set designer, costume designer, one-time ballerina and artist who reduced the material to the spiritual and then injected it with divine energy. ...

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Face Values: The Surreal and Disturbing Collage Portraits of John Stezaker

For the past fifty years, Stezaker has been making some of the most arresting and disturbing collages from found photographs, postcards, book plates, and magazines. ...

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The Power of the Feminine: Deborah Stevenson’s Beautiful and Compelling Collage Artworks

There is no intention to create a specific image. Instead, American artist Deborah Stevenson surrounds her work table with dozens of images cut from magazines, newspapers, books and photographs. ...

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Murder by the Book: Tom Adams’ Brilliant Agatha Christie Covers

You can judge a book by its cover, it just depends on the talents of the artist and their understanding of the book they are illustrating. ...

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The Beautiful, Surreal and Sometimes Sinister Artwork of Jaco Putker

Putker claims there is no one influence on his work other than his abiding interest in "Nature and in how nature works, in its perfection and self-reliance and its power of rejuvenation and destruction. In how it has a profound effect on not just me, but on virtually every human being." ...

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Walking Wounded: The Strange and Disturbing Artwork of Alex Eckman-Lawn

So a lot of my work is trying to get that feeling—that weird mysterious feeling, like you’re almost scared and intimidated. It’s something bigger than just sitting there in a room with people, but also sort of fun. ...

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Salvador Dali’s Illustrations for the ‘Little Napoleon of Showmanship’ Billy Rose’s Autobiography

Billy Rose was huge. He was the go-to-guy. He was a hustler, a mover, the man who got things done. He bought the Ziegfeld Follies, ran a string of hip nightclubs. He was at the heart of the action. ...

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