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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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The Langoliers or Inevitable Entropy "The ultimate purpose of life is to facilitate entropy. We are the langoliers of the present reality." - Kurt Vonnegut The Langoliers are fictional creatures created by Stephen King in his novella of the same name. They are ball-shaped nasty creatures with chainsaw teeth that devour the wo .. rate: 4.50 views: 12 comments: 6 |
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Arrested Expansion or Cardiac Arrest Originally, the Arrested Expansion picture was contemplated as a symbolic scene that combines self-excluding objects which are rarely or never to be seen together in real life. Look at the classic combination of fire, air and water which are the “prime components” of life on earth. In this ca .. rate: 4.86 views: 12 comments: 10 |
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The Serenity Prayer or Tranquility Meditation "God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference. With all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will direct your paths. Living one day at a time; enjoying .. rate: 4.75 views: 12 comments: 4 |
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Deception or Samson and Delilah This allegorical scene is loosely based on the famous Biblical story of a notorious woman’s betrayal. The story of Samson and Delilah has captivated artists for many years because it is a story that speaks to every generation, especially in a form it is generally presented to a listening audie .. rate: 4.33 views: 12 comments: 5 |
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Requiem or Music set you free What are the general criteria for art? The word “art” derived from the Greek word “techne” which meant “craft, skill, technique” and therefore originally suggested a very strong dexterous component to art. Aristotle, on the other hand, underlined a significant cognitive aspect of art .. rate: 4.65 views: 12 comments: 7 |
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