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Sean Sinclair x Silica Graphics Collab
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“Sometimes the Scarab seems to enter into a partnership with a friend.”
Fabre’s book of insects. 1906. E.T. Detmold, illus. Frontispiece.
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Madame Eugenie Garcia
Artist/Maker
Archille-Jacques-Jean-Marie Devéria
French, 1800–1857
Date
nineteenth centurythe high
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Justinus Kerner. Kleksographien. 1890.
Kerner intentionally produced random inkblots (Swabian Tintensäue) made by folding the sheet of paper into a symmetrical shape. They resemble the images the Rorschach also called the “inkblot test”. The “scope of imagination transmitting entities” are often ghost-like and grotesque, which excited Kerner to characters and short stories–which he then summed up in verse. Where the imagination was not enough, Kerner helped after “with a few strokes of the pen”. It differs Hades and hell pictures with goblins, the angel of death, witches, devils, etc. Other known Klecksographen are Victor Hugo and Christian Morgenstern.
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fill your body with cranberries so the horse that kills you gets a sensual surprise when he begins to feed
i will give the horse that kills me no such luxury
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