Grief Art Gallery
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aristotlemencloza:Grief is just love with no place to go.– unknown // Art piece by Ikenaga Yasunari
alexandr-a-rt:“He is despised and rejected of men;a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief:and we
soaringdumbo:My (art school) finals week described in the 5 stages of grief OTL
questcequecestqueca:Paul Gustave Dore - Artistes errants - 1874https://painted-face.com/
anger ✸ 2/4 of an introspective seriescreated a little series for class based on the stages of grief
The Death of HyacinthusGiovanni Battista Tiepolo (Italian; 1696–1770)ca. 1752–53Oil on canvas Museo
guise. grief bacon.
Emory Douglas (African-American, b. 1943, Grand Rapids, MI, USA) - Bluest Eye, 2008 Political Poste
“Back then, y'see, you figured out the sheer scale of my nastiness, just how much of a villain I was
this wretched image has been in my head for days now so I’m inflicting it on y’all as well
And they were fuckbuddies boyfriends
Death of MeleagerFrançois Boucher (France; 1703–1770)ca. 1727Oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum
arterialtrees:anne carson from grief lessonsvs andreas vesalius, de hurnani corporisfabrica (1543)
Kulkue - Procession [Id: Drawing of a procession of humanoid donkeys carrying dead flowers and hay o
small piece about grief that didn’t turn out how we wanted
When there are no words of comfort.
aristotlemencloza: Grief is just love with no place to go. – unknown // Art piece by Ikenaga Yasunar
Coal to DiamondMy flesh is so vile, I am less than dustwhile your brilliance out-blazes the mirror&r
via-crucis:“…a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief…” - Isaiah 53:3(The Crucifixion by Stevan A
NiobeCornelis Bloemaert (Dutch; 1603–1692) after Abraham van Diepenbeeck (Flemish; 1596–1675)ca. 163
Joseph Donald Myers‘Grief Knows No Limit’'The Return of Four’'Just Beneath the Sur
aristotlemencloza:Grief is just love with no place to go.– unknown // Art piece by Ikenaga Yasunari
aristotlemencloza:Grief is just love with no place to go.– Jamie Anderson // Art piece by Ikenaga Ya
“Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America,” at the New Museum, originally conceived by Okwui
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