Kiki wrote:
All of Hull is like that!
Great thread GG by the way.
Munch's iconic 'The Scream' - there are several versions but I like the 1893 one the best.
Kiki wrote:
Gerst wrote:The Lion Hunt of Ashnurbanipal, 7th Cent BC. These are from a long frieze of Assyrian palace reliefs and are downstairs in the British Museum. Very much worth a look, just as much as the Elgin Marbles, and like those would probably have been painted in bright colours originally. They reminded me a bit of giant malted milk biscuits.
Gerst wrote:The Lion Hunt of Ashnurbanipal, 7th Cent BC. These are from a long frieze of Assyrian palace reliefs and are downstairs in the British Museum. Very much worth a look, just as much as the Elgin Marbles, and like those would probably have been painted in bright colours originally. They reminded me a bit of giant malted milk biscuits.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Art Review: In the Flesh, Chaim Soutine at the Jewish Museum in New York City. “The Transitivity between Humans and Animals”
https://www.globalresearch.ca/art-revie ... ty/5639993
Gerst wrote:Pinch them, if you want. Can't get much more archaeological than Nineveh, after all!
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