#picasso the dog

[vintagehomecollection]

The kitchen dresser was made locally and displays a Picasso bullfight ceramic on the top shelf and pieces of Wemyss ware together with other peasant-type pottery.

In an Irish House, 1988

[inthefallofasparrow]

Wake up, babe, hidden Picasso dog just dropped.

[yeahiwasintheshit]

[kafkasapartment]

Dora Maar, Ady, Picasso and Kasbec-dog (Holidays in Antibes), 1937. Man Ray.

Silver print on carte postal stock.

[okmcintyre]

#𝖳𝖠𝖦 𝖸𝖮𝖴𝖱𝖲𝖤𝖫𝖥:

The 100 + 'New Year, New Me'

[the-cricket-chirps]

Dora Maar, Kazbek, Picasso's Dog, Paris, (Kazbek. le Chien de Pablo Picasso, Paris), ca. 1940

[lemuseum]

[watchmorecinema]

The Oscars Hate Animation

First I want to say that I don't hold any animosity towards the films that were nominated for best picture. I haven't seen them all but they all seem pretty damn great (Maestro feels oscar-baity to me but whatever).

What I don't like is how animation is put into its own box. They can't ignore it completely, but they can push all animated works into the animated film category and make sure that none of them can possibly take the main awards. Animation is treated as something for children, or hyper-violent fare for edgy teens.

You couldn't imagine this happening to painters. Vincent Van Gogh was never told that he made nice things for children to look at. Picasso was never told that he could be making "real" art if he switched to photography. A single image is art, but millions in a row to give the illusion of motion is somehow less than art.

It's just all so stupid. Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse is a beautiful movie with such fluid animation, expressive characters and just flush with color. The movie isn't happy with just having a single great art style, instead incorporating new art styles and movements as it switches between universes. It's incredible, and it's given the same amount of recognition as Wish simply because they both happen to be animated. The voice actors were not nominated for their work, neither were the producers, sound designers, editors or even the director. The only recognition it can get is "best movie of this selection that we don't really care about but feel compelled to mention".

If you've never really watched an animated film that you thought was really mature and thoughtful, I've got the just the list for you. Personally I recommend Akira, Perfect Blue, Redline, Angel's Egg, Isle of Dogs and Mad God but most of the movies on that list are pretty great.

[wetdoggysmell]

Picasso dog wtf Picasso dog

[milana-lao]

Based on the work by Alexander Kuprin

The white Poodle

[yoaz]

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[nagisachanlol]

Frieren doodle since season 1 ended ^^

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[bconker]

Pablo Picasso. Femme au chien. 1962

[shafaqmum]

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[morphestic]

Akutagawa!!