Ciel rose en hiver - Fabienne Delacroix
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Ciel rose en hiver - Fabienne Delacroix
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Suzanne Ciani
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George Brecht, La main de Roy Lichtenstein, 1967-1968 [Centre Pompidou, Paris. © George Brecht/Adagp, Paris. Photo: © Jean-Claude Planchet/Centre Pompidou]
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“Effect of bacteria on the growth of red clover in a poor sand.” Biology for high schools. 1920.
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Chacma baboon’s hand. The sense of touch in mammals and birds. 1907.
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Fig. 311. “Rhizome with bases of leaves, and roots of the Christmas fern.” Botany for high schools. 1910. Processed image.
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“It is a fact that all humanity alive today, numbering 2 ½ billion souls, could be comfortable stowed in a cube ½ mile wide, ½ mile long, and ½ mile high.” Forecast 1954. Published 1953.
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Raoul Dufy - Alyscamps en Arles
Source: Christie’s.com
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A computer representation of Jupiter’s atmosphere, sourced from NASA’s 1978 Aeronautics and Space Report.
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Thomas Ruff, 00h 46m / -30°, 1992
Thomas Ruff has regularly used scientific photographs as source material for his work and came across the NASA pictures while doing research into the image-generating potential of photography. He was utterly fascinated with the extremely realistic, naturalistic and yet strange photographs of a universe that exists outside the range of conventional human experience. In working with this material Ruff transformed the images taken straight down at a perpendicular from the orbiter into a slanted view. The resulting pseudo- perspective and the added color to the black-and-white shots emphasize the extraordinary feel of the landscapes but without changing their character. The ma.r.s series once again demonstrates the Ruff’s ability in exploiting state of- the-art technology in striking combinations of matter-of- fact documentation and formal elegance. His approach is a collaboration between a scientific spirit and imagination that spans a few centuries.
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Self-immolation of Old Believers (ca.1882-1884)
by Grigoriy Myasoyedov
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