This sword was unearthed in a family grave in Nördlingen, Bavaria, in June 2023. It’s an Achtkant-type (octagonal) bronze sword.

Only if it was taller than you on a unicycle

Guy with thin ass legs. Very famous meme

❤️❤️

I do and I will

❤️❤️

Great job with that and thanks for posting!

Yessss. Thanks for pointing it out, I was too lazy to search it lol.

I found it funny 😭

Oh that is cool! You might have to add one more person to the list

But are those very rules not a reflection of the society they emerge from. And isnt the pushing of those limits not the revolutionary act we see within art then. And that to me is a good reflection of society.

I dislike hyperrealism. Hell, I despise it.

People critiquing, ‘oh but that gunshot was so unrealistic’ etc piss me right tf off.

Fhe message underneath the text can be parsed through art no matter the restrictions. And these formal restrictions allow creativity. Just as the limitations of the medium itself does.

When we look back at cinema of that era, we analyse it knowing the hays code existed, not in a vacuum.

I dont! But I’m gonna search for it now. Thanks!

❤️❤️❤️ just been busy

But I’m trying to be more active again

Great catch. I love Poe and so did Magritte.

Poe’s style features a lot of mystery, surrealist logic and some very interesting psychological stuff. Particularly to do with identity, guilt etc.

Now i haven’t read Arthur Gordon Pym, but know of it. It is full of unreliable narration, featured identity etc.

So drawing parallels to an image with a man facing a mirror, while the mirror refuses to reflect his face allows easy interpretation.

Theres repetition without revelation (this phrase sounds so ai)

The book ends ambiguously, smth poe does in his work often. So the self is unlearnable in the book, as is the case here.

For this image ironically. The book reflects fine, objects behave, people do not. We can trust representation of things, but not people.

The title is incomplete bc I FORGOT HER NAME 😭😭.

Gonna reverse image search or smth.

Genuinely forgot not everyone knows what im on about at all times lol.

The single most important ‘rule book’ in cinema history, the limitations of which led to the creation of genres and tropes and the pushing of which allowed some incredible artistic movements to flourish.

I think cinema is better off for having had the hays code for a while. (Potentially controversial take)

The most outwardly philosophical artist imo. Love him for it

I swear in brugge is the first thing i think of whenever I hear of the city now.

Its going to leave an incredible cultural impact

The “Duck” in Avenida Palace hotel, Barcelona - https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/30f1a7c4-0a79-4892-acd9-a90f78f16d6d.webp

Here’s another stairwell

Ask and you shall receive

Edit. https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/62310371 This ones all for you