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Romantic Neosurrealism Art Gallery - official website of the famous computer graphic artist George Grie. The gallery presents modern surrealist gothic, inspirational romanticism, digital surrealism artworks, and fine-art paintings. Giclee prints and posters, limited editions, desktop wallpapers, and framed art pictures for sale.
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Panic Attack or Anxiety PTSD Panic attacks are as unforeseen and overwhelming as a tsunami and as detrimental for one’s health as periods of absolute drought in a desert. The heart races like a steam engine trying to outrun the inevitable roller of emotional despair and incapacity in the face of the unexplainable terror. P .. rate: 4.83 views: 5 comments: 22 |
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Final Frontier Voyager (FES) The Flat Earth Society What sounds plausible enough tonight, might be ludicrous tomorrow. Wait for the common sense of the morning. The flat earth theory, stating that the world is a flat disk rather than a sphere, was believed in by many cultures around the globe up to around the fourth century B.C. when philosophers .. rate: 4.93 views: 5 comments: 32 |
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Mona Lisa idee fixe or the Da Vinci Code mania Mona Lisa has achieved the status of the most famous, enigmatic and inspiring painting in the history of art. It has its own display room in the Louvre which was set up to mark the painting’s 500th anniversary in 2005. Mona Lisa has always been stirring a lot of disputes around the source of L .. rate: 4.30 views: 5 comments: 6 |
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Gothic fantasy or Expiatory temple Human imagination is hardly an escape from reality. It is rather a way of understanding it. If you are really into art, you cannot but notice a very strange fact: modern religious art is almost non-existent. Once powerful and dominating, this trend has fallen into oblivion and is very rarely touc .. rate: 4.69 views: 5 comments: 8 |
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Frankenstein or Apparition of Hitler and Teutonic Knights on a Cliff That was the tragedy. Not that one man had the courage to be evil. But that millions had not the courage to be good. The apparition or a vision if you will, of Adolf Hitler’s Frankenstein and combating Teutonic Crusaders on a snowy cliff, is an ironical ersatz of Salvador Dali’s famous painti .. rate: 4.50 views: 5 comments: 1 |
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