#Rinehart

[thriftrescue]

my Sweet Pickles ABC books collection.. .SO FAR....

someday I want all 26!

haven't seen any at thrift lately though

[luke-hunt]

Just did a radio cross with RTHK on Gina Rinehart's dislike for her caricature by Vincent Namatjira in the National Gallery of Australia, which is brilliant. This is not a storm in a tea cup or even a weak cold front in a warm beer glass. Australian swimmers, just shut and police your medals but if you must then perhaps you should cover your tats, the ones that others might find offensive.

[radicalgraff]

Posters in Melbourne mocking Australia's richest woman, billionaire mining magnate Gina Rinehart.

The posters feature a painting of Rinehart by indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira. A few months ago Rinehart had attempted to pressure the National Gallery of Australia to remove the painting of her from public display.

[jeannepompadour]

Photographs of men from the Assiniboine tribe;by Frank Rinehart;

Chief Yellow Boy giving a piece sign, 1890-1891

Four Bull and Chief Wets-It, 1898

[biteghost]

Buh-bye, shiny man.

Process for this piece is on my Patreon! o/

Read BACKLASH | Support BACKLASH | Listen to the great tune that inspired this piece!

[elizabeaufort]

⸻ Elizabeth was left on confusion, after leaving with Ric. She needed to find Alexander, but she was tipsy, and frankly, she shouldn't eaten or drunk that much. Her makeup was slightly smudged in the eyes because she was hidden under the table of sweets for a while, crying a little. This is a spooky season, right? Like, everything that can happen on this day might be similar to April's fool. Maybe, her mind was doing some tricks itself. It affected her mood…

After crawling outside of the table, and passing through the table blanket, the Aussie stood up, not having much of balance, and grabbed the first drink she saw when a waitress was passing by near her, if it was to somebody else too bad for them, she was already drinking. She rested her body against the post when she saw the woman that seemed like staring her nonstop. The fuck she knows… She is so damn drunk, and having hiccups. The mask… She cannot see her face, except for her hair. ❛ May I help ya with something, mate? ❜ She put the pipe on her mouth, half deciding if she should light it or not.

@astraearinehart

[keepcalmandwritefiction]

The mystery story is really two stories in one: the story of what happened and the story of what appeared to happen.

– Mary Roberts Rinehart

[i-lavabean]

Fragile creatures on collision with our judgement day

[lukechweiss]

❛ I see that you did not stop staring at me. May I help you ma'am? ❜ Luke said to the mysterious Catwoman before him. ❛ Where is Batsy? ❜ he says jokily, dressed in his Superman costume. @astraearinehart

[sarafangirlart]

yes I know what Apollo and Artemis did to Niobe was wrong but the sculpture Latona and Her Children, Apollo and Diana by William Henry Rinehart is so cute that I have to forgive them for what have they done 🥹

How I sleep after murdering my mom’s ex friend’s children:

[blueiscoool]

Australia’s Richest Woman Demands Removal of her Portrait From Exhibition

Art is subjective. And while many artists long to share their work with the world, there’s no guarantee that the audience will understand it, or even like it.

That certainly seems to be the case with a painting by indigenous artist Vincent Namatjira, which includes a portrait of Australia’s richest person, mining magnate Gina Rinehart.

Rinehart has reportedly called for the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) to remove her portrait, one of 21 individual works that make up a single piece in Namatjira’s exhibition “Australia in Colour,” from display.

The exhibition has been running at the gallery in the Australian capital, Canberra, since March.

Other subjects in the piece include the late Queen Elizabeth II, American musician Jimi Hendrix, Australian Aboriginal rights activist Vincent Lingiari and the former Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison.

Australian media has reported that Rinehart approached the NGA’s director and chair to request the painting’s removal.

The NGA said in a statement Thursday that it “welcomes the public having a dialogue on our collection and displays.”

“Since 1973, when the National Gallery acquired Jackson Pollocks’ Blue Poles, there has been a dynamic discussion on the artistic merits of works in the national collection, and/or on display at the Gallery,” the NGA statement continued. “We present works of art to the Australian public to inspire people to explore, experience and learn about art.”

Namatjira said in a statement that he paints “people who are wealthy, powerful, or significant – people who have had an influence on this country, and on me personally, whether directly or indirectly, whether for good or for bad.”

“Some people might not like it, other people might find it funny but I hope people look beneath the surface and see the serious side too,” Namatjira added.

Rinehart has an estimated net worth of $30.2 billion USD, according to Forbes. She “remained unshakable” at the top of Forbes’ Australia’s 50 Richest list for 2024, the outlet reported in February.

By Catherine Nicholls and Hilary Whiteman.

[dougielombax]

“The picture is as beautiful as her soul.”

The picture, in question:

Yeah.

I think this was intentional on the artist’s part.

Fair play to him. (Vincent Namatjira)

Gina Rinehart is a GHASTLY woman.

A putrid, bigoted mining magnate and heiress.

A textbook example of the vulgar, idle rich.

(Ghastly as in stupid, unpleasant, and just AWFUL! Look her up!)

I like to think that this portrait shows her True Self.

The evil lurking underneath.

Even if it looks like she was exposed to the Elephant’s Foot at Chernobyl and started melting.

Still.

The picture is as beautiful as her soul.

Her dead, flint and shite coated, blackened, bloated, corpulent, empty soul!

And she doesn’t want anyone to see this portrait.

You know what that means!

Feel free to reblog.

Reblog the SHIT out of it!

[driveintheaterofthemind]

Vintage Hardcover - Loyal Lover by Margaret Widdemer

Art by Edgar Franklin Wittmack

Farrar And Rinehart (1930)

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

William Henry Rinehart (1825-1874) "The Woman of Samaria" (1859-1862) Marble Located in the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Maryland, United States

[biteghost]

m-a-m-a-b-o-y! mama's boy! mama's boy!

[weirdlookindog]

Mary Roberts Rinehart & Avery Hopwood - The Bat Whispers, First Photoplay Edition (Grosset & Dunlap, 1926).