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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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Mermaid Syndrom A mermaid (Latin “mare” (sea) + maid(en)) is one of the most legendary aquatic creatures with the head and upper body of a human female and the tail of a fish. Various cultures have similar folklore figures. One of the first known mermaids was goddess Atargatis, the mother of Assyrian queen S .. rate: 4.71 views: 4 comments: 6 |
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Infinite Improbability Drive Infinite Improbability Drive was partially inspired by Douglas Adams's “The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.” It wasn’t meant as an illustration to the novel, but rather a tribute to the author’s uncanny fantasy and technological wit. Allegorically, the image portrays a way of travelling .. rate: 4.73 views: 4 comments: 9 |
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Seclusion of Interior Trajectory Today, I supply you with an astonishing narcotic, brought from the borders of consciousness, from the frontiers of the abyss…. It outstrips your cravings, stirs them up, and brings out new, insane desires. Have no doubt; longings released by this potent philter are the enemies of order. They ci .. rate: 4.40 views: 4 comments: 7 |
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The island of lost hopes Everyone knows this myth: there lived Pandora who for whatever reason opened a box - hence Pandora’s Box - and accidentally let out all the evils of the Earth (what were they doing there, really?), except one - Hope. Apparently, the Greeks were never fooled by modern self-help techniques and co .. rate: 4.68 views: 4 comments: 7 |
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Ghost ship series: River Styx ferry In classical Greek mythology, Styx is a river of the underworld that the souls of the dead had to cross on their journey from the realm of the living. It was a sacred river, and by its name even the gods took their most solemn oaths. The ancients believed that its water was poisonous and would d .. rate: 4.93 views: 4 comments: 9 |
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