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Left: Giorgio de Chirico, The Song of Love, 1914

Right: René Magritte, La mémoire, 1948

When the poet Marcel Laconte showed Magritte a copy of Giorgio de Chirico's "Love Song," Magritte was moved to tears and said, "This is the most moving painting of my life. This was the most moving moment of my life... I saw 'thought' for the first time.

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“To Prince Edward Island”, Alex Colville, Acrylic polymer, 1965 (top) “Moonrise Kingdom”, Wes Anderson, Movie, 2012 (bottom)

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“Jutta”, John Kacere, Oil Painting, 1973 (top) “Lost in Translation”, Sofia Coppola, Movie, 2003 (bottom)

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1) Odilon Redon - Plate no.6 from La Tentation de Saint-Antoine, 1869

2) H.R. Giger - Original design for Alien creature, 1970s

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Left column: Two stills from Dead Man (1995, dir. Jim Jarmusch)

Right column: Two versions of The Third-Class Carriage, by Honoré Daumier (ca. 1856 & ca. 1863).

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A nice little behind the scenes of making the miniatures in Wes Anderson's latest, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar. Built at The Prop and Model Maker Berlin workshop.

Btw, I probably enjoyed these Roald Dahl/Wes Anderson short films more than either French Dispatch or Asteroid City (although the latter comes close).

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1) Félicien Rops - Satan Sowing Tares, 1882

2) The iconic cover illustration for the first volume of Fantômas, by an anonymous artist, 1911. A "classic image of the Parisian oneirology", according to French poet Robert Desnos.

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1) Odilon Redon - The Masque of the Red Death, 1883

2) Alfred Kubin - Todesstunde (The Hour of Death), 1903

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Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Francis Ford Coppola (1992)

The Black Idol (Resistance) by Frantisek Kupka (1903)

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Rembrandt van Rijn - The Slaughtered Ox, 1638

Francis Bacon - Head Surrounded by Sides of Beef (Study after Velasquez), 1954

Bernard Buffet - Boeuf écorché, 1954

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Fright Night (1985)

Return of the Living Dead II (1988)

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From Francesca Woodman’s series “Space Squared, Providence”, 1975-1978.

I wonder if these could have been an inspiration for the Glass Box in Twin Peaks: The Return.

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a. Kukryniksy, The End (1945)

b. About Endlessness (2019, dir. Roy Andersson)

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a. Marc Chagall, Over the City (1914)

b. About Endlessness (2019, dir. Roy Andersson)

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The White Stripes: A best of

I did a thing in honor of the WS’s upcoming greatest hits LP - I’ve compiled my own tracklist. Between #14 and #15 would make for a nice A-side/B-side split on vinyl :) I tried to showcase their hit singles, keep up a tonal variety throughout, as well as have the songs flow nicely into one another (also tried to have the order be at least slightly chronological - i.e. first three LP's mostly in the first half, last three LP's mostly in the second). They were one of the most seminal bands for me at a young age, so this was fun to make!

1. Let's Shake Hands 2. The Hardest Button To Button 3. The Big Three Killed My Baby 4. Stop Breaking Down 5. We're Going To Be Friends 6. Truth Doesn't Make A Noise 7. Jolene 8. The Denial Twist 9. Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground 10. Hotel Yorba 11. Fell In Love With A Girl 12. As Ugly As I Seem 13. You're Pretty Good Looking (For A Girl) 14. Blue Orchid 15. Icky Thump 16. Catch Hell Blues 17. Apple Blossom 18. Little Room 19. Rag and Bone 20. Ball and Biscuit 21. Black Math 22. My Doorbell 23. Effect And Cause 24. Death Letter 25. I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself 26. Seven Nation Army

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Wild in the streets, Jill Freedman

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History is philosophy teaching by example.

Dionysius of Halicarnassus