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“At the end he went completely crazy”. Artist Viktor Bobrov, who left his friends and critics with a very ambiguous opinion of himself and his work.
Bobrov easily caught the interest of periodicals to frivolous drawings of girls and nudity and began to stamp such drawings by the dozens from the same sitter, only slightly changing the entourage, pose and title.
Funny and absurd cartoons from the recognized master of his craft Lubomir Kotra
His cartoons were always in demand, as they were witty, original, carried a hidden but easily readable meaning for any poorly educated and shallow person
Funny comics from the producers of Lord of the Rings that made them as famous as the movie.
But you can't call comics primitive and one-cell comics. To understand them, sometimes you need to use abstract thinking, calculate the plot, and simply be aware of the most popular phenomena in mass culture.
Christian Schad's impressive and far from decent portraits in the spirit of magical realism.
Shad's signature style was the indifferent and completely dispassionate faces of the characters in his paintings. After playing with cubism, Shad decided to return to more traditional figurative painting.
“Beggars on the church porch”, ‘Who?’ and ‘Sigida’ paintings by Nikolai Kasatkin with an interesting history.
Due to lack of funds, Kasatkin was unable to continue his education at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts. Many of Kasatkin's artworks are very literary, and one can imagine a whole story worthy of a short story.
