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A Portrait of the Artist as a Spirit of Melancholia
Cottontail Rabbits -- Ubiquitous in Suburbia
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An Object of the Artist's Imagination - Sight Unseen
What does this symbol mean?
A phrase in Descartes' First Meditation that translates into English as: "but rather some malign genius". The act of absolute doubt comes into question when Descartes perceives this malicious demon ("an omnipotent, epistemic monster" - Carriero) to deceive him, and yet he does not question its existence as anything more than just a fiction.
Antediluvian Equus: après moi le déluge
An ungulate undulates like a wave
Wavering in the flicker of a flood.
– Karel Hrodrik –
Wavering in the flicker of a flood.
– Karel Hrodrik –
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Pictures by Albrecht Dürer (below)
Dürer was a craftsman with great attention to detail, and prolific in many forms of art: Woodcuts, Engravings, Etchings, Paintings (Oil and Watercolor), Drawings, etc. His work is a marvel to look at and appreciate the poiēsis of his compositions.
Melencolia I ~ Albrecht Dürer
A Portrait of the Artist as a Spirit of Melancholia
Young Hare (1502) ~ Albrecht Dürer
Cottontail Rabbits -- Ubiquitous in Suburbia
Rhinocervs (1515) ~ Albrecht Dürer
An Object of the Artist's Imagination - Sight Unseen
Killing Joke
What does this symbol mean?
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