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Aggiungetemi!
sfascia carrozze
sfascia carrozze
9 apr 22

DeRank™: 32,06

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The UFO of Buzludzha

Here is one of the location candidates for the upcoming definitively DeMeeting planned for no later than the ever more imminent *2026*.

Start sending your membership (preferably well in advance and not in rubles) to
editors@debaser.it
Stanlio
Stanlio
23 jan 22

DeRank™: 8,06

Art is a line around your thoughts .:. Gustav Klimt .:.
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William Harvey and Arthur Davidson, two of the founders of Harley-Davidson motorcycles (ahem, and what else?), 1914 #chiaroscuro
Stanlio
Stanlio
15 jan 22

DeRank™: 6,94

The man who will win is the one who focuses only on the law of Nature.

(Luc Antoine Montagnier, Milan January 15, 2022)

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"The Wild whore laughs"

The Wild whore laughs
like an ancient spinster

Crone, we see you, come again
in the mind

I lie like fever

Dancing your nubile hush
willing to be possessed
untold stories
dare injuns rise

Trampled, like red-skins
sacred fore-skin
Cancer began w/the knife’s
cruel blow & the damaged
rod has risen again
in the East
like a star
on fire

.: James Douglas Morrison :.
Stanlio
Stanlio
13 jan 22

DeRank™: 6,34

"Submerged Oboe"

Stingy sorrow, your gift delays
in this my hour
of sighed abandon.

A frigid oboe resounded
the joy of perennial leaves,
not mine, and unwinds;
in me it becomes evening:
the water sets
upon my grassy hands.

Wings oscillate in a dim sky,
faint: the heart transmigrates
and I am withered,

and the days a ruin.

.:. Salvatore Quasimodo .:.

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Julio César Ernesto Fernandez Larraz was born in '44 in Havana, Cuba.

Son of a newspaper editor, he began drawing from a young age.

The fanciful yet realistic snapshots of life are frequent subjects of Julio.

Although these settings are common subjects of late 20th-century Latin American art, Larraz's interpretations are characterized by precise technique and a unique, detailed delicacy.

Larraz's paintings contain many biographical clues and serve as an allegory of his life, showing the progression of his childhood and travels, with studies that continue to expand his work.

Among his works, one can see painting techniques and references to surrealist painting styles, at the beginning of modern Spanish and European 17th century.