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From My Archive 1999 To ?
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Is there more of this comic?
I think these are all I have, from 1999, there may have been more frames but I didn't keep them.
btw sorry I screwed up that post and duplicated the cruxmania pic
the age of innocence?I'm enjoying all these dusty parchments phlebas... it's like a sort of cruxforums Old Testamentkeep going!
Marcius
Tribune
Innocence is just about the last word I would use when describing the OT.the age of innocence?
View attachment 488830 Jolly was at it already back in 1998?
BEFORE CF THERE WERE OTHER THINGS TO CONCENTRATE ON. FOR A WHILE THERE I HUNG OUT WITH PESTILENCE - HE NEEDED HELP ON SOME PLAGUES. HAVEN'T SEEN MUCH OF HIM SINCE ANTIBIOTICS. I LIKE THE BOUTIQUE APPROACH HERE. PEOPLE KEEP COMING BACK. ONE FEELS ONE CAN GET TO KNOW PEOPLE. DOESN'T HURT THAT YOU SEEM TO LIKE ME EITHER. YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE IT, BUT SOMEHOW I'M JUST NOT POPULAR ELSEWHERE, EVEN WITH MY EFFERVESCENT WIT AND ALL.He's been at it since the year dot.
First two from 1999, the pictures are much older, House of Milan? I think from the file names that they came from Red's Realm of Romantic Restraint, which I assume is now long defunct or behind a paywall.
Then early Red Feline, another Dark Lord male crux, not sure, Huffkens, Aedilis, Bronson, not sure, not sure.
Then early Red Feline, another Dark Lord male crux, not sure, Huffkens, Aedilis, Bronson, not sure, not sure.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
What crucifixion would look like if Rembrandt had anything to say about it.View attachment 489038 Love the lighting and shadows on this one.
windar
Teller of Tales
What crucifixion would look like if Rembrandt had anything to say about it.
Actually, THIS
is what Rembrandt had to say about it
Fair enough, but it's still sort of "school of" Rembrandt, eh? St. Rembrandt's Academy.
bobinder
ARTISAN
The Rembrandt always reminds me of how Norman Lindsay adapted the composition for the 'Crucified Venus' of 1912.
An early crux drawing, this synthesis of classical and biblical references was removed from the Melbourne Art Show for fear of causing offence until the President of the Society of Artists threatened to withdraw all the other exhibits unless it was reinstated. It was.
An early crux drawing, this synthesis of classical and biblical references was removed from the Melbourne Art Show for fear of causing offence until the President of the Society of Artists threatened to withdraw all the other exhibits unless it was reinstated. It was.
That reminds me of this working sketch by David Jones for a painting that has disappeared.
It's interesting, probably too criss-crossed to adapt, but might suggest ideas,
the WW I soldiers especially (he's the David Jones who wrote 'In Parenthesis',
the amazing long poem about his experiences) - and the figures on the crosses
look to me very feminine:
It's interesting, probably too criss-crossed
to adapt, but might suggest ideas,the WW I soldiers especially (he's the David Jones who wrote 'In Parenthesis',
the amazing long poem about his experiences) - and the figures on the crosses
look to me very feminine:
That reminds me of this working sketch by David Jones for a painting that has disappeared.
It's interesting, probably too criss-crossed
the WW I soldiers especially (he's the David Jones who wrote 'In Parenthesis',
the amazing long poem about his experiences) - and the figures on the crosses
look to me very feminine:
View attachment 489167
That's a great pic, Eul, and one I haven't seen before! It does have a very WWI feel to it, did he serve in the Holy Land? Very very interesting. I love these little known crux pieces that show up like this, pity the final work is lost.
Norman Lindsay was an interesting fellow, his house is now a museum, up in the Blue Mountains within day trip territory from here.
Here are some more from 2000
LittleSiss
Sorceress
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