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Pietro Bazzanti - 1825-1895, Italy - “Bust of a Woman”

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'dance fever' by andrea zanatelli

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Tomb of queen Hedwig of Poland

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Abraham van Beijeren, Dutch Shipping in a Stiff Breeze (detail)

17th century

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Florence and The Machine, from “Girls Against God”

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Emily Brontë, from “Wuthering Heights“

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The fall of Icarus (detail) from the workshop of Bernard Picart, 1731.

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Virginia Woolf, from The Waves

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"Normal People" (2020)

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What if, by listening to [Running Up That Hill] over and over, I get sick of it, and suddenly it’s not my favorite song anymore? Will it still work? Or will Kate Bush lose her magic power or something? Kate Bush? NEVER.

MAX MAYFIELD and LUCAS SINCLAIR STRANGER THINGS 4.05 “Chapter Five: The Nina Project”

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“Talking heads” is a black and white movie by polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski, who directed it and wrote the script. It was producted by Warsaw Documentary Film Studio.

In 1979 Kieslowski conducted a kind of sociological survey which consisted in interviewing hundreds of Poles. During the interviews, Kieślowski asked four questions:

1)In which year were you born? 2)Who you are? 3)What is the most important for you? 4)What do you want?

From the recorded materials, he chose 44 people who were arranged chronologically from an infant to a hundred-year-old woman. In this way, a 14-minute collective portrait of Poles was created.

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Ida, 2013

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Caravaggio "The death of the Virgin" (detail)

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Workshop of Rubens, Anne d’Autriche, reine de France (detail)

c. 1625

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Angolo Bronzino "Portrait of Eleonora of Toledo with her son Giovanni" (detail)

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Francisco de Zurbaran "Allegory of Charity" (detail)/Florence and The Machine- lyrics from "Sky Full of Song"