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Illustration for Georges Bataille’s Histoire de l’oeil (Story of the Eye) by Kuniyoshi Kaneko
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Bicyclette by Hans Bellmer
Illustration for Georges Bataille’s Histoire de l’oeil (Story of the Eye), 1940s
(More finished version of this sketch)
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Study for George Bataille’s Histoire de l’oeil by Hans Bellmer, 1946
“Only once woman has reached the peak of her experimental calling, is amenable to permutations and algebraic promises, and is willing to submit to transubstantial whims, only once she is ductile, shrinkable and equipped with an epidermis and joints that are equal to the obvious inconveniences involved in post-hoc assembly or disassembly, only then we will finally be able to clarify the anatomy of desire.”
— Hans Bellmer, L’Anatomie de l’Image (Anatomy of the Image)
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Untitled (study for George Bataille’s Histoire de l’oeil) by Hans Bellmer, 1946
(Reblogged previously, but this version is somewhat crisper - that, and Bellmer/Bataille combinations or double-whammies compulse me to shameless repetition)
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spectrumvivace, leatherfaceglamour:
photo collaboration by Berlin based artists Kiril Bikov & Jon John. Inspired by the short book by Georges Bataille, Histoire de l’oeil or the Story of the Eye
Source: borderlinebiennale.wordpress.com
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Study for Georges Bataille’s L’Histoire de l’oeil by Hans Bellmer, 1946
(via spectrumvivace, mkultradiscipline)
Source: mkultradisciplined
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Illustration by Hans Bellmer for Georges Bataille’s Histoire de l’oeil (Story of the Eye), 1940s
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Andre Masson, illustrations from L’histoire de l’oeil, 1928.
… from Undercover Surrealism by Dawn Ades and Simon Baker, MIT Press 2006.
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