Tag Archives: 1902

“The Sin (Woman with Red Hair and Green Eyes),” Edvard Munch, 1902

Lithograph printed in yellow, red and green.

“Pluie de Mai, Pays Basque,” Darío de Regoyos, 1902

Oil on canvas.

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“Rocky Cliff with Stormy Sea, Cornwall,” William Trost Richards, 1902

Watercolor.

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The world’s very first science fiction movie.

Georges Méliès’ “A Trip to the Moon.” (1902).

I’m embarrassed to admit that I don’t quite follow all of this … why are the scientists dressed like wizards at first?  Do the planets somehow make it snow on the moon at one point?  Those crazy French.

By the way, this link comes courtesy of Open Culture.



“Franz and Mary Stuck in the Studio,” Franz von Stuck, 1902

Oil on canvas.

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“The Man,” Alfred Kubin, 1902

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“Spiel der Wellen,” Koloman Moser, 1902

“Play of the Waves.”  Jacquard fabric.

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“The Last King,” Alfred Kubin, 1902

Drawing.  Dedicated here to the Trump rally tonight in Wellington, Ohio.

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“Orange is the New Crap”

I called Trump a dirty word.

Here I stand in Facebook jail.

Now my voice remains unheard!

Curse that pompous orange whale!!!

 

 

“Jail: the Only Remedy,” Walter H. Gallaway, circa 1902

“Buchenhain,” Gustav Klimt, 1902

Oil on canvas.

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