Friedrich
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Georg Friedrich
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No price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself. / Friedrich Nietzsche See my full portfolio here Shop Art by Category and/or Series Guide to the Silver Lining shirts
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There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness. / Friedrich Nietzsche See my full portfolio here Shop Art by Category and/or Series Guide to the Silver Lining shirts
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This is a rather rudimentary photomanipulation of two sketches I’ve had gathering dust for years. Since ‘04, I think. Both were done in graphite on your average, run-of-the-mill sketch paper. I was never completely satisfied with the background, just a sort of surreal sort of dreamscape I sketched out with my eyes closed, nor with the orignal portrait of Friedrich Nietzsche that his image comes from. Not until last night (01/21/08) did the idea strike me to slap them both together. Given what the man stood for, I think it only fitting he should meet his doppelganger in a place like this.
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Tiergarten / In the 1830s, the 200ha (495 acres) large Tiergarten, a Royal hunting estate, was turned into a park. Centrally located between Mitte and Charlottenburg it is a favorite picnic and barbecue place. At the center of a large roundabout in the Tiergarten, known as the Grosser Stern or great star stands the tall Siegessäule.
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Friedrich Engels (28 November 1820 – 5 August 1895) was a German social scientist and philosopher, who developed communist theory alongside his better-known collaborator, Karl Marx, co-authoring The Communist Manifesto (1848). Engels also edited the second and third volumes of Das Kapital after Marx’s death.
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Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels have a dream.
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610mm(h) x 910mm(w) Oil on Canvas. Some years ago I asked the question about the removal of all codes e.g. brands, gender, colour, race etc. and wondered what we would be left with. Is this what our soul would look like? I produced a shroud and had someone walk around a busy town centre wearing it, covering their identity totally, and posing the question to the public via video. No words were exchanged, only body language. The result was ‘fear’ or ‘ridicule’. I placed the unknown identity within this picture as a Romantic gesture similar to Caspar David Friedrich’s painting ‘Monk by the Sea’.
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The tomb monument to Archbishop Frederick of Saarwerden (before 1414) is one of the most important examples of the so-called ‘Soft Style’ of art in Cologne. / On the sides of the tomb, figures sit enthroned beneath tracery arches. The north wall of the tomb features a Salvator Mundi flanked by five apostles and the archbishop kneeling in prayer. The shorter west wall features an Annunciation scene; the south wall more apostles. The arches at the corners of each wall contain angels bearing coats of arms. / On top of the tomb lies one of the few gisants to be made of cast bronze. This tomb monument with effigy stands in its original location above the vault containing the remains of the archbishop. / From the official website of Cologne Cathedral.
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This piece is from my Rorschach series. Colored Pencil and ink on Rag Paper
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The USS Prinz Friedrich WIlhelm used to be a German oceanliner. It was taken by the United States shortly after World War II. This is a photo of the naval ship docked in a New York City harbor in the year 1919.
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Farm at ‘Rugby’ in country NSW
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farmland at ‘Rugby’, country, NSW
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Close up of a ornament on a historic house in Herford, Germany. / It´s showing the prussian king Friedrich II, I guess.
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