Edvard Munch, Melancolía,1894-1895.

Edvard Munch - Evening. Melancholy, 1896

Edvard Munch

Francis Bacon - Three Figures and Portrait (1975), The furious movement of the two principal figures is placed within a claustrophobic setting, watched over by the portrait, which gives this work a striking intensity. It is usually seen as an image of tragic suffering. One - and possibly both - of the twisting human figures have been identified as George Dyer, the artist’s lover, who committed suicide in 1971.

Herb Ritts Exhibit at the J. Paul Getty Museum - Inspirational Images & Motivational Photos | The Silver Pen

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In his series On the Night Bus, photographer Nick Turpin’s portraits have an eerie and painterly quality. The steamed windows of the buses create an optical illusion; softening and blurring the faces of...

Kondenswasser an der Scheibe: Zu viele Menschen, zu große Enge