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Pilies g. pradžia, Vilnius. 1900 m. S. F. Fleury

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Attraction I Edvard Munch 1995

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“I’m so sorry.”

Twin Peaks, Episode 14 “Lonely Souls” (1990) dir. David Lynch

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we talked about you

vigil • laura makabresku

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Funeral March Edvard Munch

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Иди и смотри (Come and See) - Elem Klimov

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Kat Lyons (American, 1991) - Broodmare (2024)

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Kizimecca Bottomless stratum of mental oscillation #2, 2000

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After the Pogrom

Maurycy Minkowski

c. 1910

Polish, 1881-1930

Oil on canvas

103.9 × 152.4 cm

A somber group of homeless women and children rest on their flight following a pogrom. Their dark-hued clothes and makeshift bundles add to their sense of displacement and despair. Locked in their own reveries, the figures are isolated from one another as they contemplate the sorrowful present and the uncertain, frightening future.

Born in Warsaw, Maurycy Minkowski suffered a childhood accident that caused the loss of his hearing and speech. His early paintings concentrated on landscapes and portraits. After witnessing the pogrom in Bialystok in 1906, the artist abandoned his earlier themes and focused on depicting the persecution of Eastern European Jews and their subsequent mass migration.

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Nicolas Larriere.

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who wants to go with me to that town i see in my restless dreams

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julia kristeva

powers of horror

an essay on abjection

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NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (2007) dir. Joel & Ethan Cohen

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great expectations

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Reading psalms. Friend, drunk, crying and talking about his God

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