#luis Jiménez

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Luis Jiménez

Texas Dancing, 1979

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Someone in the notes mentioned Blucifer, so I'm adding a pic of that one:

[ID 1: A photo of a bronze horse statue on a stone platform. The horse is buff, with thick legs. Like a more rounded and inflated Michelin man. The statue is called Horse and it is by Fernando Botero.

ID 2: A photo of a bronze horse statue, at a further distance. This horse looks flat, like a paper doll. It has an angular, rectangular body, and tiny skinny legs. Research did not uncover the artist's identity.

(Above descriptions courtesy of @no0lcuess)

ID 3: A galvanized steel horse statue. The body of the horse is a barrel and the tail is a giant wire brush. The statue is called the Musengaul and it is by Juergen Goertz.

ID 4: Blucifer is a 32-foot-tall horse statue at the Denver (Colorado) Airport. Depicting a stallion rearing back on its back legs, it is a deep blue and has glowing red eyes. The statue's official name is Mustang. It was created by Luis Jiménez.

End IDs.]

Okay so I found the most incredible horse statue while doing research for my job and guys. Are you ready for this. Are you sure you're fucking ready for this thing

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No ves que muero de soledad?

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Luis Eduardo (left) with Hugo Esteban…

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Luis Jiménez Aranda - Woman Embroidering (1891)

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And for anyone who’s thinking “wait, what? Killed its creator?” Yes. Yes, it did.

The 32 ft (9.8 m) tall, 9,000 lbs (4,100 kg), demon horse statue that killed its creator standing proud outside DIA.

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Luis Jiménez Aranda (Spanish, 1845-1928) The Presentation, 1883

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Luis Jiménez Aranda - En el estudio del pintor (In the painter's studio), 1882 oil on panel, 46 x 37 cm Museo Nacional del Prado

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Luis Jiménez Aranda in his studio

between 1885 and 1890

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Ensayo de un crimen (Mexique, 1955), de Luis Buñuel, du photographe Agustín Jiménez.

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Luis Jiménez

American Dream, 1970

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Una más de la CONADE

Una más de la CONADE #aperturaintelectual #deportesaintelectual @aguilarpalafox @Luis Aguilar Palafox Luis Felipe Aguilar Palafox

Por: Luis Felipe Aguilar Palafox En el pasado Mundial de natación artística celebrado en Egipto, la delegación mexicana tuvo una histórica actuación con 3 oros y 1 bronce, un hecho sin precedentes. Todo inició el sábado 13 de mayo donde se dio el primer oro en la prueba de técnica mixta donde Regina Alferez, María Fernanda Arellano, Daniela Estrada, Itzamary González, Glenda Inzunza, Samantha…

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Luis Jiménez Aranda, Una sala del hospital durante la visita del médico en jefe, 1889 x

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Luis Eduardo (left) and Hugo Esteban…