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When Film Imitates Art

Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks and Herbert Ross’ Pennies from Heaven

Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper and Robert Altman’s MASH

Edgar Degas’ Dancers Lace Their Shoes and George Cukor’s A Star is Born

Sandro Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus and Terry Gilliam’s The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

Henry Fuseli’s The Nightmare and Ken Russell’s Gothic

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College for Creative Studies’ PSA Campaign

looooooove this.

I just saw this the other day when I was back visiting the HS I used to work at. So funny.

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worldpaintings: Gustav Klimt Detail of The Tree of Life, 1909, oil and gold on canvas. Klimt’s use of swirling branches and detailed patterns of circles make the Tree of Life two-dimensional. It is full of triangles, rectangles, circles, butterflies, seedlings, flowers on the ground and blackbirds perched on a few branches that most probably represent death.
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Gustav Klimt

Detail of The Tree of Life, 1909, oil and gold on canvas.

Klimt’s use of swirling branches and detailed patterns of circles make the Tree of Life two-dimensional. It is full of triangles, rectangles, circles, butterflies, seedlings, flowers on the ground and blackbirds perched on a few branches that most probably represent death.

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Garden Fresh by Agan Harahap

The photo series exhibits a diverse set of animals casually walking through various sections of a supermarket, as though they themselves are shopping for ingredients for their next dinner party.

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